Immunizations are a big part of staying healthy during these times. We encourage you to get vaccinated actively in the sites near your home. Starting from April 28, all groups of the age of the vaccination target – people aged over 18 years old starting to receive their first and/or second shots of the vaccine…

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Anzac Day Commemoration Collective reflection and tribute by Australia, New Zealand, Turkey and Mongolia for the Anzac Day It is “special” and “brilliant” to have the communities able to stand together this year to commemorate those who sacrificed their lives for our country. We appreciate Australian Embassy in Mongolia, Defence Attache Captain Chris Smith, RAN…

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AustCham Mongolia is pleased to share that Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNCF) is holding a global virtual fundraising event, CNCF’s Children’s Walk For Hope, via their webpage www.childrenswalkforhope.org on Sunday 23rd May 2021. The unique event will unite individuals and communities from across the globe to help protect, support, and empower some of our world’s…

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The Anzac Day ceremony of 25 April is rich in tradition and ritual. It is a form of military funeral and follows a specific pattern. The day’s ceremonies have two major parts: one at dawn and another later in the morning. The dawn service A typical commemoration begins with a pre-dawn march by returned service…

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A consortium of JGC Holdings, NGK Insulators Ltd, and MCS International LLC has been awarded a contract for the construction of Mongolia’s first solar power generation project with a battery energy storage system with a capacity of 5MW. Golomt Bank, in cooperation with Mizuho Bank of Japan, has issued a bank guarantee for this project…

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In the run-up to Anzac Day this week, AustCham Mongolia is pleased to highlight some of Anzac Day and its stories and facts. Today, we are bringing you a brief history of why Australians and New Zealanders celebrate this day as Memorial Day. #ANZACDay2021 #memorialday #history

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Australian and New Zealand residents can travel freely between the two countries for the first time in more than year, after a travel bubble opened on Monday. The long-awaited initiative removes the need for visitors to quarantie. Both countries have contained Covid outbreaks and kept infection rates low, in large part due to hard borders.…

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[Covid-19 Risk System] A message notification was sent out today from the Ministry of Health about a COVID-19 risk system developed by Apple&Google and adapted to Mongolian conditions, is ready for use. Known as the best as of today, the system is widely used throughout the world for identifying the people who has been infected…

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