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Prime Minister N. Uchral Pledges to Improve Business Climate and Reduce Bureaucratic Barriers

Prime Minister N. Uchral met with private sector representatives and investors on May 6, outlining a series of reforms aimed at improving Mongolia’s investment climate, reducing bureaucracy, and expanding economic freedom. The government plans to gradually phase out energy sector subsidies by 2029 and has approved a “green resolution” aimed at reducing dependence on imported […]

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Deputy Prime Minister N. Nomtoibayar Calls for Legal Reform in Zamiin-Uud Free Zone

n May 2, 2026, Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia N. Nomtoibayar visited the Zamiin-Uud Free Economic Zone in Dornogovi Province, calling for urgent legal reforms and stronger efforts to attract investment. N. Nomtoibayar said the zone’s development must align with Mongolia’s regional policy, while expanding economic cooperation with China. Despite more than USD 100 million […]

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Prime Minister of Mongolia Uchral Nyam-Osor extends greetings on World Press Freedom Day

Truth begins with the freedom to express one’s views. Journalism carries a profound responsibility, as reflected in the saying that the lives of others lie at the tip of a journalist’s pen. On behalf of the Government of Mongolia, I extend my greetings to all journalists who inform and enlighten society through fact-based reporting. Freedom […]

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Deputy Prime Minister Meets Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye

Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia N. Nomtoibayar received H.E. Başak Genç Yüksel, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Türkiye to Mongolia, on May 1, 2026. At the outset of the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister reaffirmed Mongolia’s readiness to expand relations and cooperation with the Republic of Türkiye across all sectors and exchanged […]

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Prime Minister Meets Trade Union Representatives on International Workers’ Day

Prime Minister of Mongolia N. Uchral met with representatives of the Confederation of Mongolian Trade Unions on International Workers’ Day. During the meeting, the Confederation presented four key demands: curbing price increases, ensuring fiscal discipline, increasing employment, and strengthening social partnership. The Prime Minister expressed appreciation for the Confederation’s cooperation in increasing the salaries of […]

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Fuel prices to remain stable in May after talks with Russia, Kazakhstan

Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources G. Damdinnyam briefed Prime Minister N. Uchral on the outcome of his visits to Russia and Kazakhstan, focused on fuel supply and energy cooperation. G. Damdinnyam said he held talks with Russian officials on fuel supply and delivered an official letter from the prime minister to the Russian counterpart. […]

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Government moves to raise teachers’ take-home pay

Highlights from the cabinet meeting on April 22 Cabinet revises pay structure to boost teachers’ take-home pay A previously announced 50% salary increase for teachers was not effectively implemented, leaving take-home pay largely unchanged and the pay structure unclear. At its April 22 meeting, the Cabinet decided to fully implement the 50% raise, effective May […]