Currently serving as the Secretary General of the Mongolian Freestyle Wrestling Association, he has been honored for his achievements as a student-athlete. Competing in Division III of the NCAA, the National Collegiate Athletic Association of the United States, he won the freestyle wrestling title for three consecutive years. He studied
A new facility in Ulaanbaatar will treat up to 50 million cubic meters of water annually from the city’s western supply source, bringing it up to drinking water standards before distributing it through the central network. Construction is 99.5% complete, with equipment installation and adjustments already underway. Prime
The latest issue of the world-renowned journal Nature published a joint research paper by scientists from the Mongolian Academy of Sciences and the University of North Carolina. The team studied one of the most complete pachycephalosaur fossils ever found in Mongolia, officially naming it Zavacephale rinpoche, meaning “the first, precious,
At this week’s session, the Ulaanbaatar City Council approved the urban planning framework for Baga Toiruu, the city’s central area. The plan calls for preserving the traditional ger-shaped wooden temple layout in the zone between the Baga Toiruu and Ikh Toiruu and placing 177 architectural sites under protection.
The lineup of Mongolia’s team has been announced for Netflix’s upcoming show Physical Asia, which has generated strong anticipation on social media. The show premieres in October and will feature teams from Mongolia, the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, Australia, and Turkey. Mongolia’s team members: * B.
During his meeting with South Korean Prime Minister Kim Min-sok, Deputy Prime Minister N.Uchral discussed strengthening cooperation in healthcare, supply chains, and environmental sectors. N.Uchral highlighted the significance of the Critical Minerals and Mining Forum 2025 held in Seoul, emphasizing the growing investment between the two countries in
The documentary Herders at the Edge, produced by Reuters and TenGer TV journalist D.Delgerzaya, has been named Best Work at the Covering Climate Now Awards. Now in its fifth year, the competition featured more than 1,200 journalism entries from 118 countries. Covering Climate Now is recognized as the
At the World Wrestling Championships in Zagreb, Croatia, Mongolian athletes claimed one silver and three bronze medals. In the men’s 70kg division, State Honored Athlete T.Tulga defeated wrestlers from Moldova, Bulgaria, Georgia, and Kazakhstan to reach the final, where he fell to Japan’s Y.Aoyagi to secure
Executives of ACWA Power from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia visited Mongolia and held meetings with Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar and Deputy Prime Minister T.Dorjkhand. They announced plans to invest in distributed renewable energy sources with a capacity of up to 10 gigawatts by 2030, a project expected to
The Baikal Research Institute of Irkutsk, Russia, has initiated a project to build a seal aquarium in Mongolia. The facility will be located in the National Garden Park, with all construction costs covered by the Russian side. In connection with the project, the capital city authorities announced plans to open
The 16th edition of Mongolia’s National Spartakiad has wrapped up in Bayankhongor Province. First held in 1961, the games brought together over 3,000 athletes from 21 provinces and 9 districts, competing in 28 sports for a total of 879 medal sets. In the team standings, Bayanzurkh District and
The Ulaanbaatar Amazons are making their debut in the FIBA Women’s Basketball League Asia, where the champions of Asian leagues compete. Drawn into Group A, the Mongolian team is facing the Chinese league champions Dongguan New Century and the Taiwanese champions Cathay Life. In their opening match, the Amazons