President Bach welcomed the President of Mongolia, Khaltmaa Battulga, to The Olympic Museum on Wednesday. Joined by a delegation including the country’s Ambassador in Geneva and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, they toured The Museum after talks between the two leaders.

In the penultimate shooting event of the Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018, Hungary’s Zalan Pekler and Mongolia’s Enkhmaa Erdenechuluun joined forces to win gold in the 10m air rifle mixed international team competition on Thursday 11 October.

Tuvshinbayar Naidan claims Mongolia's first gold medal as he defeats Ashkat Zhitkeyev of Kazakhstan in men's half-heavyweight judo. Naidan shows more aggression at the start of the match, taking a commanding lead, but is unable to score an ippon. Zhitkeyev tries to pin Naidan, but the Mongolian counters with two more throws to win the gold. Judo 100kg Men Final - Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics - Tuvshinbayar Naidan (MGL), Askhat Zhitkeyev (KAZ)

Judoka Makhgalyn Bayarjavkhlan leads Mongolia's Olympic athletes in the Parade of Nations during the Beijing 2008 Opening Ceremonies. Marching with pride the Mongolia athletes carry the Olympic hope of their nation. Mongolia - Parade of Nations - Opening Ceremony - Beijing 2008 Summer Olympics

London 2012 - Battsetseg Soronzonbold celebrates with Mongolia’s flag upon winning a bronze medal in women’s wrestling 63kg freestyle on 8 August, 2012.

US 3x3 basketball star and cancer survivor Pat McCaffery has had a tougher journey than most to the Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018, but now he’s fully focused on overcoming a slow start to win gold for his country.

Argentina’s Linda Marilina Machuca was defeated by Cuba’s Milaimys de la Cari Marin Potrille in the women’s freestyle 73kg gold medal match, the last of five women’s freestyle events on day 7 at the Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018.

Skiing or snowboarding, and, more generally, discovering the joys of activities practised on snow, breathing in the fresh mountain air, and having fun with the family with specialist supervision – that is what is the International Ski Federation (FIS) advocates every year for World Snow Day. This year, it was held on 20 January across the planet.