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Special Working Group to Combat Corruption and Theft in the Mining Sector Established

Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar has established a Special Working Group to combat corruption and theft in the mining sector and state-owned companies. The group includes representatives from the General Intelligence Directorate, the Independent Authority Against Corruption, the National Police Agency, the General Customs Administration, the Mongolian Tax Administration, and all ministries.

The working group will review and provide recommendations on a draft law aimed at identifying the causes of corruption and official misconduct and strengthening the legal framework.

The Prime Minister instructed the group to focus on developing laws on whistleblower protection and enhancing the national system for witnesses and victims. He also highlighted the importance of amending the Law on State and Official Secrets, ensuring contract transparency, and establishing public oversight.

2025-10-29/0 Comments/by cabinetAdmin
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