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Air China C909 makes international debut flight on Mongolia route www.chinadaily.com.cn

An Air China C909, a domestically developed regional aircraft, arrived in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on Tuesday morning, marking the first international flight of Air China's C909 and a further extension of the model's commercial network.
The flight also indicates a new operational phase of the domestically built aircraft's operation of international flights with the national flag painted on the body.
After departing from Hohhot Baita International Airport in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, the plane landed in Ulaanbaatar after over one hour of flying. The airport welcomed the jet with a traditional water cannon salute.
The C909, which has between 78 to 97 seats and a flying range of 2,225 km to 3,700 km, has been in commercial operation for nine years. So far, 166 C909 planes have been delivered to domestic and overseas carriers, and they have together operated on over 700 routes, handling over 24 million passenger trips, according to its manufacturer Commercial Aircraft Corp of China.
"We are promoting the serialization of the C909, including derivative models such as the C909 cargo aircraft, medical rescue aircraft, emergency rescue command aircraft and business aircraft," said Chen Yong, chief designer of the C909 and chief engineer of COMAC.
COMAC officially renamed the domestically developed regional jetliner ARJ21 as the C909 in November 2024. The aircraft's three overseas carriers are Lao Airlines, Vietjet Air and Indonesia's TransNusa Aviation, according to COMAC.
"The commercial operation network of domestically developed aircraft in the international market has been further extended, and the overseas marketing of domestically developed civil aircraft has taken substantial steps forward," said Lin Zhijie, a civil aviation industry analyst.
State-owned carrier Air China has operated the C909 model for five years, and today, the airline's C909 fleet size has reached 35.Relying on three major operating bases in Beijing, Hohhot and Chengdu, Sichuan province, the carrier's C909 currently operates on over 30 routes and the number of daily scheduled flights has exceeded 100.
Air China said it would continue to promote the large-scale operation of the C909 and the single-aisle C919, and actively participate in the research and development of the C929 wide-body aircraft. The airline is expected to become the world's first carrier to operate the C929.
China's civil aviation market has experienced rapid growth so far this year and transported 190 million passenger trips in the first quarter, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
By 2043, China will overtake North America and Europe to become the world's largest market for aviation services. By then, China is expected to have 11,160 aircraft in service, of which 9,520 are new deliveries, European aircraft manufacturer Airbus said in its latest global services forecast.

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Prime Minister of Mongolia Highlights its Commitment to Stable and Reliable External Environment www.montsame.mn

Prime Minister of Mongolia Zandanshatar Gombojav received representatives of diplomatic missions in Mongolia and resident offices of international organizations and foreign investors and cooperation partners on June 30, 2025.
Prime Minister Zandanshatar provided detailed information on the policies and actions being implemented by the Government of Mongolia to reduce the negative impacts on the economy caused by the complex situation in international relations and divisive politics and to address major challenges and difficulties facing the country’s development. The Premier expressed that Mongolia would work fairly, transparently, and responsibly to attract foreign investment. Noting that Mongolia attaches importance to establishing a stable and reliable external environment, the Prime Minister underlined the Government’s commitment to implementing investor-friendly policies and protecting their interests, consistently adhering to the principle of being honest, transparent, and accountable.
Premier Zandanshatar stated that to create favorable conditions for attracting long-term stable investment, the Government would work toward establishing a condition to be beneficial to all parties including citizens, partners, and investors by listening to proposals from the private sector and strengthening public-private partnerships. The Premier highlighted that, in connection with changes in the external environment and the decline in raw material prices, the Government intends to make adjustments to the state budget to reduce public expenditures, optimize the government structure, and carry out a reform focused on “quality, not quantity.
Furthermore, Prime Minister Zandanshatar noted that a conference on climate change and regional security was successfully organized in Mongolia last month, and called on wide participation in the upcoming Mongolia Economic Forum and the World Women Entrepreneurs Forum to be held in Ulaanbaatar. At the end of the meeting, Prime Minister Zandanshatar emphasized that “The success of our cooperation builds on mutual trust and partnership” and called on remaining faithful to peace, development, and friendly relations and to move forward together.

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Mongolia’s Strategic Shift Toward Central Asia www.caspianpost.com

Since 2023, Mongolia has been actively strengthening its political ties with Central Asian countries, viewing this not only as a strategic move but also as a way to reconnect culturally and historically.
Following the democratic revolution of 1990, Mongolia fully regained its sovereignty and faced a new challenge: how to redefine its foreign policy in a rapidly changing global environment, The Caspian Post reports citing The Diplomat.
In response, two fundamental strategic documents were adopted in 1994 - the National Security Concept and the Foreign Policy Concept - which laid the foundation for Mongolia’s independent engagement with the international community. Both were later revised - in 2010 and 2011, respectively - to better reflect shifting geopolitical realities.
The 1994 Foreign Policy Concept marked a historic turning point. It outlined Mongolia’s intent to pursue an autonomous and balanced foreign policy. According to scholar and senior diplomat Tumurchuluun Guudai, this new direction was based on four key principles: desovietization (moving away from Soviet influence), deideologization (removing ideological bias from diplomacy), democratization (aligning with democratic values), and decentralization (reducing centralized control over foreign relations).
These changes aligned Mongolia with other post-communist countries that were transitioning to democracy and seeking to redefine their international roles. It also signaled a desire to modernize and open up to the world - not only diplomatically, but economically and culturally.
During this period, debates emerged about Mongolia’s geopolitical identity. In her book “Mongolia’s Foreign Policy: Navigating A Changing World,” renowned American Mongolist Alicia Campi described two competing schools of thought. One saw Mongolia as a Central Asian country, tied to its steppe heritage and shared Soviet past with the region’s newly independent states. The other school viewed Mongolia as part of Northeast Asia, and was eager to connect with dynamic, modern economies like South Korea and Japan. In the years that followed, Mongolia focused more heavily on Northeast Asia, prioritizing economic development.
In 2011, Mongolia updated its Foreign Policy Concept and introduced the term “Third Neighbor” for the first time - referring to advanced countries beyond its two immediate neighbors, Russia and China. The updated document identified five multipillar foreign policy directions: Russia and China (Mongolia’s only immediate neighbors), “third neighbors” (including the United States, Japan, EU, India, South Korea, and Turkiye), other Asian countries, the United Nations and its agencies, and developing countries (including the G-77 group and the members of the Non-Aligned Movement).
This more diversified and pragmatic framework positioned Mongolia as a bridge nation, connecting regions, ideologies, and cultures across Eurasia. Within this context, Mongolia’s renewed engagement with Central Asia is now becoming more visible - not just as a strategic pivot, but also as a form of cultural and historical reconnection. Since 2023, Mongolia has been actively deepening its political relations with Central Asian countries at an unprecedented pace, within the framework of its third neighbor policy.
In July 2023, President Sadyr Japarov of Kyrgyzstan paid a state visit to Mongolia. He was followed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev of Kazakhstan in October 2024, President Serdar Berdimuhamedov of Turkmenistan in June 2025, and President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan, also in June 2025. From the Mongolian side, President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa visited Tashkent in June 2024, attended the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit in Astana in July 2024, and conducted a state visit to Ashgabat in October 2024.
These visits reflect a clear shift: Central Asia is becoming a strategic pillar in Mongolia’s multivector foreign policy. Some scholars have already labeled this movement a “Pivot to Central Asia” - a shift driven by both pragmatic interests and long-term strategic goals. For Mongolia, closer relations with Central Asia offer several advantages: expanding its circle of political allies, diversifying trade routes and business partnerships, and reinforcing its cultural and historical ties across the steppe
However, for this pivot to succeed, infrastructure will play a crucial role. The development of overland trade corridors is essential to translate diplomatic goodwill into real economic cooperation.
In October 2024, Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Transport proposed opening a new highway corridor to Mongolia via Russian territory. Despite media coverage, no official response has been reported from Russia, suggesting that further diplomatic coordination may be required.
In contrast, more tangible progress came during Mirziyoyev’s 2025 visit. At that time, it was announced that a new freight corridor connecting Uzbekistan and Mongolia, via Kyrgyzstan and China, had been successfully tested. Cargo arrived in just eight days - a strong indication of the growing logistical cooperation between Mongolia and Central Asia.
Mongolia’s active outreach to Central Asia reflects a deeper strategic shift. The country is increasingly positioning itself as a “dual-regional state” - one that connects both Central Asia and Northeast Asia across the vast Eurasian landmass.
According to unofficial sources, Mongolia may revise its Foreign Policy Concept once again. If this happens, how Central Asia is defined in the new strategic framework will be an issue of significant interest.
Mongolia’s turn toward Central Asia is not just a series of state visits or trade agreements - it is a strategic realignment that reflects deeper changes in the world and within Mongolia itself. As a democratic, landlocked nation between great powers, Mongolia’s ability to adapt and connect across regions may well define its role in 21st century geopolitics.

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Mongolian Filmmakers Taking Steps toward Presenting Their Projects to International Producers www.montsame.mn

Within the framework of the "Kharkhorum International Film Festival 2025", selected Mongolian film projects were presented at the "Chinggis Khaan" National Museum.
In commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the establishment and development of Mongolian cinematography, the Festival aims to support collaborative productions with potential for international distribution and has shortlisted 15 projects. The creators delivered five-minute presentations in English about their respective projects, including “Aaru” by L. Tavanbayar, “Ohin Tenger” by B. Anar, “The Boy Shaman” documentary project by K. Dulguunzul, and “Murch-2” television series by P. Delgerbayar. The jury panel for this event comprised the Artistic Director of the Festival, Tsogtbayar Namsrai; Programmer of the Kharkhorum International Film Festival, Maria Razakamboly; author and director Cristiano Bortone; film producer Michaelangelo Masangkay; and producer and agent Tien A Pham. The judges offered advice to the filmmakers on future project development, aspects to note, visual presentation, opportunities for international exposure, and participation in film festivals.
Artistic Director of the Festival, Tsogtbayar Namsrai, emphasized, “International festivals customarily announce project selection competitions. While the selection process in Mongolia had previously been conducted under closed conditions, it has become open this year for the first time. I am confident this will be advantageous for creators. Presenting before a larger audience instead of 2-3 people will improve their communication skills and allow them to compare their work with other projects. Most importantly, filmmakers are taking their first steps toward presenting their film projects to international producers and accessing the global market.”
Notably, the selected best and outstanding projects will receive support to participate in the “Asian Contents & Film Market” event to be held at the Busan International Film Festival.

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7 billion MNT lost to Telegram scams www.ubpost.mn

According to the Chingeltei District Prosecutor’s Office, 1,274 fraud cases were recorded within the district’s jurisdiction during 2024 and the first five months of 2025. Of these, 76 cases—or approximately six percent—involved scams carried out via the messaging platform Telegram.
These Telegram-related cases resulted in financial losses totaling 1.3 billion MNT, affecting 72 victims. The most common scenario involves victims being lured into large Telegram groups where unknown users offer seemingly legitimate “tasks” promising rapid returns on small investments. Individuals are often instructed to deposit money into the accounts of third parties, with the promise of growing their funds in a short time—only to find themselves defrauded.
Authorities warn that online content claiming to offer “quick ways to multiply your money” or advertising “high-paying online jobs” should be approached with extreme caution. The office is urging the public to remain vigilant and skeptical of such digital offers, particularly when they come from unknown sources in unsecured platforms like Telegram. Nationwide, scams carried out through Telegram have led to staggering losses—11.9 billion MNT in 2024, and 7.3 billion MNT in just the first five months of 2025. In response, prosecutors have taken active measures to protect victims. In 2024, restrictions were placed on bank transactions totaling 9.9 billion MNT, and an additional 5.7 billion MNT in transfers were frozen in early 2025 to safeguard the interests of those affected.
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, so too do the tactics of fraudsters. Law enforcement agencies are emphasizing the need for public awareness and timely reporting in order to combat the growing threat of online financial crime.

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A total of 12 wildfires extinguished throughout Mongolia www.qazinform.com

A total of 12 forest and steppe wildfires across the country have been fully extinguished over the past five days, according to the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA). The Agency reported that 22 wildfires were recorded during this period in Selenge, Bulgan, Dornod, Darkhan-Uul, and Tuv aimags, MONTSAME reports. 
As of today, wildfires in Umnudelger soum of Khentii aimag, Khongor soum of Darkhan-Uul aimag, and Yeruu and Khuder soums of Selenge aimag, along with seven fires in Altanbulag soum, have been brought under control. Efforts continue to extinguish four active wildfires in Erdene soum of Tuv aimag, as well as Mandal, Altanbulag, and Khuder soums of Selenge aimag.
Meanwhile, the forest wildfire that broke out in the “Baruun Tas” area of Batshireet soum, Khentii aimag, was reportedly fully extinguished at 09:15 yesterday, after affecting an estimated 1.32 hectares.
The firefighting operations have mobilized a total of 858 personnel, including 542 from the emergency services, supported by 128 vehicles, a helicopter, 14 border protection officers, 10 police officers, and 246 local specialists.
Since the beginning of this year, 144 forest and steppe wildfires have been registered nationwide, covering 65 soums in 12 aimags and three districts of Ulaanbaatar. This represents a 49.3 percent increase compared to the same period last year.
Preliminary damage assessments indicate that around 644,627 hectares of land, five houses, 49 gers, five vehicles, seven motorcycles, 125 animal pens, nearly 6,000 sheep and goats, 470 cattle, 7,980 bales of hay, and 80 sacks of fodder have been affected, with estimated losses exceeding MNT 6 billion.
Of all recorded wildfires, 16.7 percent were detected through thermal hotspot monitoring services, including NASA’s Fire Information for Resource Management System and local fire detection systems, enabling prompt response measures, the National Emergency Management Agency reported.
It was earlier reported, wildfire engulfed holiday homes, forest land on Greek coastline.
By Zhanna Nurmaganbetova

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World Bank Appoints New Country Director for Pakistan www.worldbank.org

ISLAMABAD, June 30, 2025— Ms. Bolormaa Amgaabazar (Mongolian national) is the new World Bank Country Director for Pakistan effective July 1. She is succeeding Mr. Najy Benhassine in this role.
“I am delighted to be appointed the World Bank’s new Country Director for Pakistan,” said Ms. Amgaabazar. “The World Bank and Pakistan have a long-standing partnership that has benefited millions of people over generations. I look forward to deepening our engagement with the federal and provincial governments, local institutions, civil society, the private sector, development partners, and other stakeholders.”
Ms. Amgaabazar, a Mongolian national, has over two decades of international development experience. She joined the World Bank in 2004 and has worked in the East Asia and Pacific, Africa, and Eastern Europe and Central Asia regions. She has also held managerial responsibilities in the Bank’s country offices in Kyrgyz Republic and, most recently, in Indonesia and Timor-Leste. Prior to joining the Bank, Ms Amgaabazar worked in international development in Mongolia, Indonesia and Timor-Leste.
“We will continue to support Pakistan to address some of its most acute development challenges including child stunting, learning poverty, its exceptional exposure to the impacts of climate change, and the sustainability of its energy sector,” added Ms. Amgaabazar.
For more information on the Bank’s work in Pakistan, please visit https://www.worldbank.org/en/country/pakistan
Contacts
Islamabad
Mariam Sara Altaf
Senior External Affairs Officer
mariamaltaf@worldbank.org
Washington
Diana Chung
Senior External Affairs Officer
dchung1@worldbank.org

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Mongolian National Appointed as UN Resident Coordinator in Kazakhstan www.montsame.mn

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed Mongolian national Ms. Sarangoo Radnaaragchaa as the United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Republic of Kazakhstan, effective June 22, 2025.
Ms. Sarangoo has 25 years of experience in sustainable development across Europe and Central Asia. Before her appointment as Resident Coordinator in Kazakhstan, she served as Regional Advisor on Environment at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), providing technical advice and professional support on implementing UNECE conventions, norms, and standards in 17 countries across Europe and Central Asia.
Prior joining UNECE, Ms. Sarangoo held positions as a senior specialist at the Ministry of Environment of Mongolia and worked on sustainable development and natural resource management with the United Nations Development Programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the United Nations Environment Programme, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, and the German Agency for International Cooperation.

 

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Mongolia and Eurasian Economic Union Sign Interim Free Trade Agreement www.montsame.mn

An Interim Free Trade Agreement between Mongolia and the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) was signed during the meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council and the 4th Eurasian Economic Forum held on June 26–27, 2025, in Minsk, the Republic of Belarus.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Development Uchral Nyam-Osor, officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy and Development, and the Mongolian National Chamber of Commerce and Industry participated in the Forum.
Under the Interim Free Trade Agreement, Mongolian producers and businesses will be able to export 367 types of products tariff-free to the EAEU’s member countries, namely the Russian Federation, the Republic of Belarus, the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, and the Republic of Armenia, that have a combined population of some 200 million.
Among the arrangements, a 5 percent customs duty on diesel, kerosene, fuel oil, and lubricants will be exempted, reducing fuel prices by MNT 147 per liter. Regarding cigarettes, the Agreement specifies no increase in physical quantity while compensating customs duty through excise tax.
The quota for both sugared and unsweetened milk powder was agreed to be set at 1,500 tons, and for eggs at up to 90 million pieces with a reduced duty of 7.5 percent instead of 15 percent. Vodka will be subject to a 30 percent duty, and beer to 18.75 percent. Cheese, processed cheese, and butter imported into Mongolia will be subject to a 7.5 percent duty.
The EAEU’s member states offer a USD 15 billion market for meat, leather, wool, and cashmere products. The Agreement is expected to add value to livestock raw materials and improve incomes for herders and producers. According to a study based on a general trade balance model, Mongolia’s exports of meat and meat products could rise by up to 140 percent, leather goods by 152 percent, and wool and cashmere knitwear by 134 percent.
The Agreement will be submitted to the State Great Khural for ratification.

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President U.Khurelsukh congratulates Mongolian women’s 3x3 basketball team on historic World Cup achievement www.gogo.mn

The Mongolian women's 3x3 basketball team has made history by winning the silver medal at the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2025, held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. In the final match, Mongolia faced the Netherlands and finished with a score of 15:9, earning second place in the prestigious global tournament.
In relevance, Khurelsukh Ukhnaa, the President of Mongolia, praised the team for their unprecedented achievement in Mongolian team sports on the world stage:
On behalf of the state and the people of Mongolia, I warmly congratulate the Mongolian women’s 3x3 basketball team for setting a historic record at the World Cup. You have proudly raised the golden flag of the nation and shown the world the spirit and strength of Mongolian women!
Just two years ago, our girls placed 18th out of 20 teams at the World Cup. Now, they have made history by defeating Olympic and world champions one after another and becoming world vice-champions. This is nothing short of a miracle.
These moments clearly demonstrate that when Mongolians stand united, we can create history. The government of Mongolia deeply values the unity and determination of the team and the entire sporting community that made this success possible.
We wish you the very best as you pursue further victories and work toward becoming Olympic and World champions, raising Mongolia’s flag even higher on the global stage.

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