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Prime Minister of Mongolia to pay official visit to Singapore www.montsame.mn

Prime Minister L.Oyun-Erdene will pay an official visit to the Republic of Singapore on July 6-9 at the invitation of his Singaporean counterpart Lee Hsien Loong. This will be a visit by the Prime Minister of Mongolia to Singapore after 11 years.
During the visit, Prime Minister L.Oyun-Erdene will hold official talks with his counterpart Lee Hsien Loong, pay a courtesy on Singaporean President Halimah Yacob, and meet with Minister for Communications and Information Josephine Teo. Moreover, the PM intends to have several meetings with authorities of Central Provident Fund of Singapore, Housing and Development Board, Temasek investment company and others.
The visit is believed to be a real contribution to strengthening friendly relations with Singapore, a member of ASEAN and an influential country in Southeast Asia, stimulating political talks, and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation in trade, investment, economy and other sectors.
Moreover, it aims to study Singaporean good experiences in the projects and programs to be implemented within the framework of the New Revival Policy of Mongolia, civil service reform, development of e-governance, urban planning, information technology, and in human resource capacity building, as well as to reach a certain agreement on the introduction of Singapore’s good practices and sign cooperation documents.
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Russian Foreign Minister arrives in Mongolia for official visit www.montsame.mn

Today morning, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Mr. Sergey Viktorovich Lavrov has arrived in Mongolia to pay a working visit.
During the visit, heads of the foreign ministries of the two countries B.Battsetseg and S.V.Lavrov will be going to hold talks. As well as, Mr. Lavrov will pay a courtesy call on President U.Khurelsukh, Parliament Speaker G.Zandanshatar and Prime Minister L.Oyun-Erdene respectively.
At the meetings, the parties plan to discuss about accelerating the projects that will enrich the comprehensive strategic partnership between Mongolia and the Russian Federation with real content, as well as some important economic issues of Mongolia.
Specifically, it is intended to discuss the modernization of the Mongolia-Russia border checkpoint, cooperation and investment from the Russian side in the ‘Altanbulag’ and ‘Tsagaannuur’ free zones, reliable supply of oil products and cooperation in the fields of energy, culture and education.
Moreover, they will express their position on the Mongolian-Russian cooperation within international organizations, and on the issues of international relations.
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Choibalsan-Khuut-Bichigt railway project launched www.montsame.mn

Within the framework of the ‘New Revival Policy’ being implemented by the Government of Mongolia, the construction project of the Choibalsan-Khuut-Bichigt railway in the eastern region was launched on July 2.
The opening ceremony of the project was attended by Prime Minister of Mongolia L.Oyun-Erdene along with corresponding officials from the Parliament and Government. Mongolia was connected to China’s Erlian border checkpoint through Zamyn-Uud more than 60 years ago. Now, a foundation of a new export gateway between the two countries is being laid. The Choibalsan-Khuut-Bichigt railway is planned to be constructed with length of 415 kilometers and the construction work has started from the Bichigt border checkpoint.
“The national railway network in the eastern region is strategically important as it will be the shortest way to reach China Sea for not only Mongolia but also the Russian Far East passing through the Bichigt-Zuunkhatavch border checkpoint. In short, Bichigt is the main gateway to the sea of the economic corridor of Russia, Mongolia and China. With the commissioning of the Choibalsan-Khuut-Bichigt railway, there will be a lot of opportunities such as putting mineral resources in the eastern region into economic circulation, reducing the cost of transport and logistics by 2-3 times, carrying 25 million tons of freight through the Bichigt border checkpoint annually to reach overseas markets through the territories of China and Russia. By doing so, it will become possible to have new export gateway. As for landlocked Mongolia, three out of 42 terrestrial border checkpoints namely Sukhbaatar, Ereentsav, and Zamyn-Uud are connected by rail. In addition, about 50 percent of the mining products is being exported through the Gashuunsukhait border checkpoint alone, while more than 70 percent of the consumer goods is being imported through the Zamyn-Uud border checkpoint currently. By changing the current situation completely, Mongolia will have five export gateways and the competitiveness of transport and logistics will double,” said L.Oyun-Erdene.
With the resolution No.116 dated March 16, 2022, the Cabinet ordered Minister of Road and Transport Development L.Khaltar to meet with and select from foreign and domestic investors interested in cooperating on the projects to be implemented under ‘design-build-operate-transfer’ concession agreements for ‘Khuut-Choibalsan’ and ‘Khuut-Bichigt’ railway with the involvement of ‘Mongolian Railway' state-owned shareholding company. The Japanese company ‘Nippon Koei’, which was selected as a technical consultant, carried out works including conducting detailed environmental assessment and developing technical blueprint for the Tavantolgoi-Sainshand, Sainshand-Khuut, Khuut-Bichigt, Khuut-Choibalsan railways.
As part of the ‘Revival of Border Ports’ set out in the government’s New Revival Policy, the Government is working to not only connect border checkpoints by infrastructure, but also develop them comprehensively in line with international standards and establish port-based satellite cities In this context, Bichigt border checkpoint is planned to be developed as a Mongolian model port that meets international standards, and to complete its construction work within two years with financing from the Asian Development Bank.
Prime Minister L. Oyun-Erdene said, “This great construction work will pave the way for the establishment of the free economic zone and city relied on the border checkpoint aside from creating about 800 jobs, opening up the opportunities to transport 12 million tons of freight per year, as well as having cooperation in the energy, industrial park, tourism sector, laying a foundation for the rapid development in the eastern region.
Therefore, a great construction work is underway to bring the Bichigt border checkpoint, which was first opened on July 2, 1992, to international standards and lay the Choibalsan-Khuut-Bichigt railway track.
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Foreign Ministers of Mongolia and Russia hold official talks www.montsame.mn

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia B.Battsetseg held official talks with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation S.V. Lavrov on July 5.
While noting the successful development of the Mongolia-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership, the Foreign Ministers expressed their commitments to further strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation. They discussed the implementation of the works agreed upon during the visit of Mongolian President U.Khurelsukh to the Russian Federation last year, assessed the current state of relations, and exchanged views on future cooperation, high-level reciprocal visits, and major events and projects. In this context, the Foreign Ministers underlined the necessity to stimulate trade and economic cooperation, advance the joint projects, and pay attention to the implementation of documents signed by the sides.
Emphasizing the need to intensify the issue of establishing the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor, Foreign Minister B.Battsetseg noted that the construction project on the natural gas pipeline connecting Russia and China through the territory of Mongolia is progressing according to the schedule. She also presented the works being done within the scope of the project to build railroads in western and eastern regions of Mongolia.
Moreover, the Foreign Ministers of the two countries discussed in detail the measures to intensify the activities of the Ulaanbaatar Railways JSC, advance the joint projects in the fields of energy and agriculture, and determine the ways to overcome the problems that have recently arisen in the trade sector of the two countries.
Foreign Minister B.Battsetseg emphasized the recent intensification of the regional relations between Mongolia and Russia, while noting that new opportunities for cooperation are being opened up, creating conditions for further enhancing bilateral trade.
As part of the cooperation in the humanitarian sector, it was agreed to intensify the establishment of a Mongolia-Russia joint general education school, to put joint efforts into combating soil degradation and desertification, to cooperate within the framework of the ‘One Billion Trees’ national movement, and to restore cooperation in the field of space science.
In addition, the meeting touched on the continuation of traditional cooperation between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of the two countries, the promotion of people-to-people links, and the Foreign Ministers expressed their respective positions on the current issues of international relations.
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China in no rush to resume buying Australian coal www.afr.com

Tokyo | China is unlikely to resume importing Australian coal even if bilateral relations improve, as Beijing ramps up both domestic production and imports of the commodity from Russia and Mongolia, traders and analysts say.
While there has been talk recently in China’s commodities markets that Beijing was considering lifting an unofficial ban on Australian coal, analysts said the country did not need the fuel, even though it was of a higher quality.
The value of Russian coal imports into China doubled between February and May this year, following the start of the Ukraine war, further reducing Beijing’s need for Australian coal, an analysis of China Customs data by The Australian Financial Review this week showed.
“If the import of Australian coal is restarted, it will take time,” analysts at industry consultancy MySteel wrote in a recent report.
“Second, even if the Australian coal is released, compared with domestic coal, the current price of imported Australian coal is not ideal.
China is also ramping up coal imports from Russia despite sanctions against Moscow by Western powers over its invasion of Ukraine. Imports from Mongolia have also climbed since pandemic-related border restrictions were eased.
Coal consultant Today Think Tank said Mongolia’s coking coal exports to China jumped 37.7 per cent month-on-month to 1.8 million tonnes in May – a 124 per cent year-on-year jump. Coking coal, used to turn iron ore into steel, accounted for 1.8 million tonnes.
Data showing the number of vehicles passing through border ports increasing to 372 in May from 119 in April highlighted the impact of the eased restrictions.
China is also ramping up domestic coal production, which it hopes will give it more control over price fluctuations and stave off a repeat of last year’s power crunch when some manufacturers lost access to power for several weeks.
Analysts said China would produce an additional 200 million tonnes of thermal coal this year, particularly in the provinces of Shanxi, Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia. Last week, Shanxi said it wanted to increase annual production by 107 million tonnes this year, to 1.3 billion tonnes, by restarting 124 inactive mines.
Analysts in China say the impact of imported coal on domestic prices is weakening. China’s thermal coal imports fell 37 per cent from January to May, to 29.7 million tonnes.
Meanwhile, demand for coking coal used to make steel was also declining as China’s economic growth slowed, and mills struggled to remain profitable.
Officials said that production cuts at China’s steel mills were inevitable given high inventories, capital constraints and concerns about the rising price of fuel.
China’s Metallurgical Industry Information Standards Research Institute said rising coke prices were hurting profit margins for steel mills.
While the price of imported iron ore has also dropped by nearly 800 yuan ($174) per tonne year-on-year, the price of coke used to make steel was at a record high of 3200 yuan per tonne.
Zhang Longqiang, an official at the institute, said the profit margins for steel were almost completely eroded by rising coke prices.
“The steel industry is basically on the verge of a loss,” he told China National Radio. “Costs are critical. The price of iron ore has been lowered appropriately, and the current level we think is acceptable, but the coke is a bit too expensive.”
Growing Steel inventories would reduce the need for coal.
Small shipments of Australian thermal coal that had arrived in China but not been allowed through customs were released late last year when the country was facing severe power shortages. This was reflected in an increase in Australian coal imports between October and February.
Since then, China has not imported any Australian coal, Customs data up to the end of May showed.
Customs data for June will be released on Wednesday next week.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has said China must remove bans or restrictions on Australian exports if it is serious about a reset in diplomatic relations. Beijing has indicated it is not prepared to do that for the time being.
BY: Michael Smith is the North Asia correspondent for The Australian Financial Review. He is based in Tokyo. Connect with Michael on Twitter. Email Michael at michael.smith@afr.com
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Kingdom, Mongolia eyeing deal to up trade, investment www.phnompenhpost.com

Cambodia and Mongolia are looking to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to enhance bilateral trade and investment ties, a commitment made during a meeting on June 29.
The MoU is expected to encourage the Mongolian private sector to also study the potential of Cambodia’s agricultural sector and other important commodities to meet its market demands.
Minister of Commerce secretary of state Reach Ra, who met with Jamsran Byambasuren, newly-appointed Mongolian ambassador to Cambodia with residence in Vientiane, said efforts have been made by the Cambodian government to improve the business and investment environment.
These include reforms and promulgation of new laws such as the Law on Competition, Law on Investment and Consumer Protection Law.
“Cambodia plays an important role in contributing to regional economic integration. We have also made efforts to diversify export markets through negotiations to establish the RCEP [Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership], bilateral trade deals with China and South Korea,” said Ra, who is also chairman of a working group on negotiations for a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA) with Mongolia.
Similarly, to tap the opportunities and potential of boosting bilateral trade, he acknowledged the need to examine the possibility of establishing a framework for economic cooperation or a MoU as the next step.
He suggested that additional meetings and an exchange of visits by leaders of Cambodia’s commerce ministry and Mongolian Ministry of Foreign Affairs take place so that trade and economic cooperation can deepen.
Meanwhile, Byambasuren made note of Cambodia’s efforts to facilitate trade, attract investment and develop key sectors of the national economy.
“Mongolia has been exploring the context of trade cooperation between the two countries in the past,” said Byambasuren.
In September 2020, Ra led an inter-ministerial group to Mongolia to study the establishment of an FTA. The delegation comprised officials from the ministries of Economy and Finance; Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; and Labour and Vocational Training, as well as the Council for the Development of Cambodia.
Commerce ministry spokesman Penn Sovicheat previously told The Post that a feasibility study on the establishment of an FTA was a measure to implement Cambodia’s trade integration policy and strategy to diversify regional and global markets.
“Our ministry has been working hard to expand into new markets. We are a country with a great potential to grow our agro industry.
“We believe we can export agricultural products to world markets, including Mongolia,” he said.
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‘Mongolian Steel Complex-I’ project to satisfy 50 percent of domestic needs of steel www.montsame.mn

A discussion themed ‘New Revival Policy-Mongolian Steel’ was held today to discuss and determine the solutions to the problems encountered in the realization of the ‘Mongolian Steel Complex-I’ project.
One of the core objectives of the government’s ‘New Revival Policy’ is to gradually build plants that process value-added and import-substituting final products. In this regard, the project ‘Mongolian Steel Complex-I’ is being implemented in order to produce cast steel products out of domestic iron ore and to satisfy the domestic market.
The discussion was attended by Deputy Prime Minister S.Amarsaikhan and representatives of the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Economic Development, Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, Ministry of Energy, Agency for Policy Coordination on State Property, Darkhan Metallurgical Plant, and some professional associations.
In his remarks delivered at the discussion, Deputy Prime Minister S.Amarsaikhan said, “Industrial sector is the main driving force of the country’s economic development. Supporting the export of processed mining products, increasing the production of products that replace imports, and ensuring the independence and security of the economy are important for the development of Mongolia. Therefore, the ‘Mongolian Steel Complex-I’ project is being implemented”.
With the construction of the complex, cast steel products will be produced out of domestic iron ore and will meet more than 50 percent of domestic needs. It also is of high economic importance, such as stabilizing the price of basic materials in the construction industry and keeping the flow of foreign currency in Mongolia.
“It will serve as one of the stepping stones to become a "producer country" instead of a consumer by opening the way for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises following heavy industry and creating about 1,900 jobs in the first instance. The government will continue to focus on solving the problems of infrastructure, such as energy and road transport, which limit the development of the industrial sector, ensuring coordination between sectors, and improving the legal environment,” he added.
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China ramps up Russian coal imports – data www.rt.com

Russian seaborne coal deliveries to China soared 55% to 6.2 million tons in the first 28 days of June compared to the same period last year, S&P’s Commodities at Sea database shows. In May, supplies were also up, rising 20% year-on-year to 5.5 million tons.
“Despite lower demand and higher domestic coal production, China has been buying significantly [more] Russian coal since May 2022,” S&P Global Market Intelligence Associate Director Pranay Shukla told CNBC. “This is because Russia has been offering very steep discounts on prevailing international coal prices.”
Shukla pointed out that overall coal imports into mainland China were lower due to reduced demand amid strict Covid lockdown policies.
China is Russia’s largest coal buyer, taking in more than 50 million tons of the commodity worth $7.4 billion last year via rail and sea from Russia’s Far East, according to data. Russia accounted for roughly 15% of China’s total imports and was its second-largest supplier behind Indonesia.
Nearly half of the imports from Russia are metallurgical coal and Chinese buyers are interested in importing more supplies despite the struggle to secure financing from state banks worried about potential sanctions.
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Mongolia’s daily met coal shipments to China peak in June as lockdowns ease www.hellenicshippingnews.com

The number of trucks carrying metallurgical coal into China in June rose to the highest level in 2022, as COVID-19 movement restrictions eased in the country, industry sources said June 30.
Daily coal hauls to China reached the year’s peak at about 820 trucks in the week started June 27, the latest data from investment bank Founder CIFCO showed.
Land border ports of Ganqimaodu and Mandura accounted for most of the truck traffic.
The number of trucks has more than doubled since May, when the daily Mongolian coal haul to China averaged 400 trucks, CIFCO’s data showed.
A resurgence of COVID-19 had disrupted truck inflows in February, with just 23 trucks moving coal from Mongolia to China, down sharply from about 100 trucks in January.
Mongolia has emerged as the top coking coal supplier to China in the absence of Australian coal. However, tight pandemic controls on both side of the China-Mongolia border impeded supplies in 2021.
Mongolia’s coal exports to China are expected to rise further in the near term, helping ease tight domestic met coal supplies in the country, according to CIFCO.
Met coal stocks at Chinese independent coking producers were at 9.80 million mt in the week to June 24, down 500,000 mt week on week, data from Huajin Securities showed.
Meanwhile, stocks at key Chinese steel producers slipped 10,000 mt on the week to 8.78 million mt.
The inventories at these key producers are expected to last for about 13 days, according to Huajin Securities.
Domestic situation
Chinese coking sector’s profit margins have been squeezed, with coking producers anticipating an unfavorable outlook in the near term, Huajin Securities said.
Market players have adopted a wait-and-watch stance, leading to muted buying interest and bids in met coal supply tenders, according to Huajin Securities.
Henan-based key Chinese met coal producer Pingdingshan Tianan Coal Mining Co. said June 29 that it was temporarily halting exports due to insufficient coking coal inflows to meet required demand.
The producer set 2022 refined coal output at 12.35 million mt, up from 11.88 million mt in 2021. It has contracted to sell 13 million mt in 2022.
Another key met coal producer Shanxi-based Wintime Energy recently said it is aiming to hike its future coking coal output capacity.
Wintime in a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange said China was short on met coal resources, with domestic reserves meeting only 20%-25% of local needs.
China’s met coal supply is expected to remain tight for the next three-five years with prices elevated, as future new capacity estimated at just 30 million mt/year is not enough to cover domestic demand, Wintime said.
The producer is aiming to speed up the construction of its four coal mines in Shanxi’s Qinyang county that have a total 1.5 million mt/year of mined coal capacity. The new mines will bump up the producer’s met coal capacity to 11 million mt/year, from 9.9 million mt/year currently, according to Wintime. The timeline to complete these projects remains unknown.
Wintime has coal reserves estimated at 3.83 billion mt and it owns 13 running coal mines.
Guotai Junan Futures, a unit of Guotai Junan Securities, said Chinese met coal demand is expected to receive strong support in the long term, as Chinese authorities pushed back decarbonization targets for the steel sector to 2030, from 2025.
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Program of events for National Naadam Festival 2022 www.montsame.mn

 The complete program of events for the National Naadam Holiday on the 2230th and 2231st Anniversary of the establishment of the first Statehood in Mongolia, the 815th and 816th anniversary of the Great Mongol Empire, and the 100th and 101st anniversary of the People’s Revolution of Mongolia.

 

 

 

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Event

Venue

  

                                                                    Thursday, July 7

  
 
 

09:00-19:00

Uriankhai Archery

Archery field

  

                                                                       Friday, July 8

  
 
 

09.00-16.00

Buryat archery

Archery field

  

11:00

‘Beautiful Mongolia’ painting exhibition

Union of Mongolian Artists

  

                                                                    Saturday, July 9

  
 
 

08:00-18:00

Knucklebone shooting tournament

Knucklebone shooting field

  

09:00-18:00

Children’s archery

Archery field

  

11:30-21:00

“Deeltei Mongol” traditional costumes festival

Sukhbaatar Square

  

11:00-18:00

“Mongolian Pride” photo exhibition

Sukhbaatar Square

  

                                                                   Sunday, July 10

  
 
 

07:00-11:00

Four-year-old horse (Khyazaalan) race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

08:00-22:00

Knucklebone shooting tournament

Knucklebone shooting field

  

08:30-14:30

First matches of the National Khana Archery tournament

Archery field

  

10:00-11:30

A ceremony for raising the National Flag, a military parade

Sukhbaatar Square

  

12:00-15:00

Three-year-old horse (Shudlen) race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

14:30-20:30

The middle stage of the National Khana ArcheryTournament

Archery field

  

13:00

A Ceremony to lay wreaths at the Sukhbaatar monument

and pay tributes to the Chinggis Khaan monument

Sukhbaatar Square

  

15:00-17:00

State Grand Honoring Concert

Central Cultural Palace

  

21:00-23:00

State Grand Honoring Concert

Sukhbaatar Square

  

                                                               Monday, July 11

  
 
 

07:00-11:00

Stallion horse race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

08:00-11:00

Knucklebone shooting tournament

Knucklebone shooting field

  

09:00-18:00

"Khukhuuriin Airag" Festival

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

10:00-21:00

"Cultural Naadam" Festival

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

11:00-11:10

The President of Mongolia officially opens Naadam Festival and pays respect to the Great White Banners

Central Stadium

  

11:20-12:40

Grand Opening of the National Holiday-Naadam Festival

Central Stadium

  

11:40-12:40

Official opening of knucklebone shooting

Knucklebone shooting field

  

13:00-22:00

The group stage of the Knucklebone shooting tournament

Knucklebone shooting field

  

12:00-15:00

Above five-year-old horse (Ikh nas) race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

13:00-17:30

Wrestling tournament, round 1

Central Stadium

  

14:30-17:30

Final matches of the National Khana Archery tournament

Archery field

  

17:30-21:30

Wrestling tournament, round 2

Central Stadium

  

23:00

Naadam Festival Gun salute

Sukhbaatar Square

  

                                                                            Tuesday, July 12

  
 
 

07:00-11:00

Five-year-old horse (Soyolon) race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

08:00-12:00

The middle stage of National Khasaa Archery

Archery field

  

08:00-11:00

Semi-finals of knucklebone shooting

Knucklebone shooting field

  

09:00-18:00

"Khukhuuriin Airag" Festival

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

09:00-11:30

Wrestling tournament, round 3

Central Stadium

  

10:00-14:00

"Cultural Naadam" Festival

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

11:00-14:00

Finals of knucklebone shooting

Knucklebone shooting field

  

11:30-14:30

Wrestling tournament, round 4

Central Stadium

  

12:00-14:00

Colt race

Khui Doloon Khudag

  

12:00-14:00

Final tournament of National Khasaa Archery

Archery field

  

14:00-15:30

Prize-giving ceremony for winners of knucklebone shooting

Knucklebone shooting field

  

14:10-15:30

Sixteen best archers’ archery show

Archery field

  

15:00-17:00

Wrestling tournament, round 5

Central Stadium

  

17:00-18:00

Praise-singing for winning horses, President of Mongolia presents gifts to jockey children

Central Stadium

  

18:00-19:30

Wrestling tournament, round 6

Central Stadium

  

19:30-19:50

President of Mongolia awards prizes, titles, and medals to winners of archery and knucklebone shooting tournaments

Central Stadium

  

19:30-20:30

Wrestling tournament, round 7

Central Stadium

  

20:30-20:40

President of Mongolia presents certificates and medals to wrestlers with the newly-granted State Nachin (State Falcon) and State Khartsaga (State Hawk) wrestling title

Central Stadium

  

20:40-20:50

A ceremony to pay tributes to State Champions

Central Stadium

  

20:50-21:30

Wrestling tournament, round 8

Central Stadium

  

21:30-21:40

President presents certificates and medals to wrestlers with the newly granted State Zaan (State Elephant) title

Central Stadium

  

21:40-22:00

Wrestling tournament, round 9

Central Stadium

  

22:00-22:10

President presents certificates and medals to wrestlers with the newly granted State Gardi (State Garuda) title

Central Stadium

  

22:10-22:30

Wrestling tournament, round 10

Central Stadium

  

22:30-22:40

President presents titles, certificates, and medals to the winner and runner-ups of the National Wrestling Tournament

Central Stadium

  

22:40-23:00

President officially closes Naadam Festival

Central Stadium

  

Closing ceremony and Parade of Great White Banners back to the State House 

Central Stadium

  

 

CULTURAL EVENTS

 

Sukhbaatar square

July 9-10

11:00-21:00 Photo exhibitions entitled “Mongolian Pride”, and “Through the birthplace of Chinggis Khaan”.

 

Central Stadium

July 11-12

11:00-21:00 Photo exhibitions entitled “Mongolian Pride”, and “Through the birthplace of Chinggis Khaan”.

 

Khui Doloon Khudag

July 11-12

11:00-21:00 “Cultural Naadam”

22:00-00:00 “Ulaanbaatar’s Night-2022” Concert

 

July 13

10:00-18:00 “Naadam of Horse Trainers”

22:00-00:00 “Ulaanbaatar’s Night-2022” Concert

 

Central Cultural Palace

July 12 ‘Beautiful Mongolia’ concert by State Morin Khuur Ensemble

 

Grand Theatre of National Art  

July 1-15

17:00-19:00 ‘World Famous National Art’ exclusive concert for tourists

 

Bogd Khaan Palace Museum

July-12

20:45-22:30 “Naadam Night” concert

 

Tsagaan Lavai Ensemble

July 1-15

18:00-19:00 “Nomadic Legend” national folk art concert

 

Mongolian Theatre Museum

July 8-12

16:00-17:00 “Heritage resurrected in the cave” national folk art concert

18:00-19:00 “Heritage resurrected in the cave” national folk art concert

 

National Amusement Park

July 10-12

 

20:00-21:00 “Mongolian Culture-Mongolian Naadam” national folk art concert

 

Art Gallery of Union of Mongolian Artists

June 28-July 17

10:00-18:00 ‘Beautiful Mongolia’ best works exhibition  

 

Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery 

 July 1-7

09:00-18:00 ‘Wonder of Mongolian craftsmen’ exhibition

 

July 8-15

09:00-18:00 ‘Legend’ exhibition by D.Otgontugs

 

July 16-27

09:00-18:00 Mongolian modern art exhibition

 

Mongol Shiltgeen

July 7-10

14:00-05:00 Playtime Music Festival

 

Chinggis Khaan Museum

July 3

09:00-18:00 Opening ceremony of Chinggis Khaan Museum

 

July 8-15

09:00-18:00 “Heritage of Chinggis Khaan”, “Guyuk Khaan” exhibitions

 

Mongolian National Museum

July 8-15

09:00-17:00 “Mongolian crafts, wooden chests” exhibition

 

Fine Arts Zanabazar Museum

July 8-15

 

09:00-18:00 Exhibition of best works from the museums’ treasury fund

 

Choijin Lama Temple Museum

July 4

19:00-00:00 “Night Museum” event

 

Bogd Khaan Palace Museum

July 8-15

09:00-18:00 Exhibition of best works from the museums’ treasury fund

 

Mongolian Theatre Museum

July 8-15

09:00-18:00 Exhibition of best works from the museums’ treasury fund

 

Mongolian Military Museum

July 8-15

09:00-18:00 Exhibition of best works from the museums’ treasury fund

 

Museum of Ulaanbaatar

July 8-15

 

09:00-18:00 “Khurug” exhibition

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