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G.Zandanshatar: The Government Has Laid the Foundation for a Digital Future in Its First 100 Days

The “ICT Forum” was held on September 26, as part of “Tech Week 2025,” a comprehensive national event dedicated to discussing innovation, technology, future trends, investment, and policy issues in the information and communications technology sector. The forum also provided a platform for exchanging experiences and ensuring active participation of stakeholders.

Prime Minister of Mongolia G.Zandanshatar delivered the keynote speech at the opening of the event.

In his remarks, the Prime Minister highlighted that the day marked the 100th day since the formation of the Government, noting that historic and innovative steps had been taken in the ICT sector during this period, laying the groundwork for a new digital era.

He underlined that the Government has established a “Virtual Zone to Support Information Technology Production” and approved seven principles and 74 recommendations under the “Digital First” policy. In addition, the adoption of the “National Strategy for Big Data and Artificial Intelligence” has created a solid foundation for Mongolia’s digital future.

According to the Prime Minister, these measures will boost government productivity and open new opportunities to address challenges faced by citizens and businesses through quick, smart technological solutions.

He also emphasized that by accelerating its digital transformation, Mongolia has risen to 46th place among 193 countries in the United Nations’ global e-governance ranking, elevating the country’s level of digital governance to a new stage.

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