Mongolia PM expected to call vote of confidence in the face of protests

Mongolia, a nation rich in minerals, is facing a critical moment as its prime minister is anticipated to request a vote of confidence in his leadership. This comes in response to claims that allegations regarding his son's extravagant lifestyle are being used to steer the country back toward authoritarianism. Since 1992, Mongolia has maintained a [...]

88,000 More Children to Require Schools and Kindergartens by 2030

Mongolia: Investing in education will lead to economic growth. After extensive discussions, the education package law has been approved, and we are now moving to implement it. Ensuring equal access to education is vital, and today marks a significant decision by the government. By 2030, we expect to enroll an additional 88,000 children nationwide, necessitating [...]

The Mongolian Church is Moving Forward

The first Mongolian church to survive started around 1990. Today, Mongolian Christian believers are trying to reach the lost in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city. Christian Believers are running a training center they hope will have a lasting impact far beyond Mongolia’s borders. Mongolian Christians have an enormous mission field to reach, not only in Mongolia, [...]

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