This week in Mongolia, several important Mongolia events highlight the country’s political, cultural, and economic activities. Moreover, the schedule shows the nation’s priorities and growth.
On September 22, parliamentary party caucuses met in Ulaanbaatar. Additionally, the Standing Committee on Budget held a session titled “Revenue Generation of the Budget” and discussed planning for the 2026 State Budget. At the same time, Moscow-based companies opened the official Business Forum to promote trade and collaboration.
Meanwhile, cultural events also began on September 22. The Russian House opened the photo exhibition “Liberation. Peace for the People,” marking the victory over Japanese militarists. Furthermore, the Museum of Natural History hosted the joint photo exhibition “Path and Wings” by Mongolian and Japanese women photographers. These Mongolia events show the country’s growing cultural engagement.
From September 22–28, the National Sports Stadium hosted the “Green Autumn Days – National Industry 2025” exhibition. On September 23, professionals attended a training session on foreign trade statistics. In addition, the State Great Khural held Standing Committee meetings on September 23–24, and the Cabinet met on September 24.
Next, the State Great Khural will conduct plenary sessions on September 25–26. Authorities will observe World Tourism Day on September 27. On the same day, the National Academic Theatre of Opera and Ballet will present the symphonic concert “Orchestra Night” for its 63rd season. Moreover, Mongolia Tech Week 2025 will launch on September 28. Artists will also perform a joint concert honoring older persons at the Cultural Palace of Trade Unions.
Local organizers plan an open day on capital markets in Khovd aimag on September 23. Baganuur District will host a four-sport competition for self-employed entrepreneurs from September 25–27. Meanwhile, the team from the “Cancer-Free Mongolian Woman” project will continue work in Zavkhan aimag until October 2.
Internationally, Mongolia events include sports and trade. Mongolian athletes will compete in China’s International Children’s Sports Games and Uganda’s UCI Road World Championships. In addition, Mongolian products will appear at the 6th Liaoning Expo in Shenyang from September 25–28, promoting business outreach.
Finally, Mongolia events this week demonstrate active coordination across politics, culture, and business. Experts say these activities reflect strong international engagement and growing domestic development. As a result, the events highlight Mongolia’s expanding global presence.
