On September 25, Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar visited the 20th Harvest Days exhibition and met with representatives of vegetable farmers. The exhibition brings together more than 200 farmers from all 21 aimags, along with over 300 representatives from the food, agriculture, light industry, small and medium-sized enterprises, trade, catering sectors, and cooperatives. The event aims to […]
Highlights of the Cabinet Meeting on September 24 Cabinet Reviews Five-Year Development Plan (2026–2030) First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Development N.Uchral presented the draft of Mongolia’s Five-Year Development Plan (2026–2030) to the Cabinet. Following the discussion, N.Uchral was tasked with finalizing the draft, incorporating the Cabinet’s recommendations in line with relevant […]
Every September, the International Week of Deaf People is observed worldwide. This year, it is celebrated from September 22 to 28 under the slogan “No Human Rights Without Sign Language Rights.” The week is dedicated to supporting the rights of the deaf, protecting sign language, and encouraging greater involvement of governments and civil society. As […]
On September 3, Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar visited Selenge aimag to meet with local farmers. Farmers expressed concern that drought and low rainfall this summer pose risks to the harvest, and requested long-term soft loans, as well as support for storage and crop sales. They also raised issues related to fuel reserves, labor shortages, and access […]
On September 3, Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar inaugurated the expanded and modernized Altanbulag border port. The MNT 14.9 billion project included a four-lane 1.7 km road, a 7,000 m² parking lot, a 30,000 m² indoor area, and a full engineering network. With USD 7.8 million in financing, international-standard facilities such as a port building, smart electronic […]
The National Council for Children held its regular session on September 1, opened by Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar, who also serves as the council’s head. He noted the significance of convening on the first day of the new school year and stressed the need for practical policies, effective implementation, and measurable results. Council members proposed measures […]
Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar has submitted the 2026 state budget draft, along with related bills, to Speaker D.Amarbayasgalan. The budget projects revenues of MNT 31.6 trillion, expenditures of MNT 32.98 trillion, and a deficit equal to 1.3 percent of GDP. According to the Prime Minister, the 2026 budget aims to maintain fiscal stability, curb expenditure growth, […]
On August 28, Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar met with mining sector representatives to discuss the government’s decision to revise the methodology for calculating royalties. Under the new approach, royalties are calculated based on trading prices at the Mongolian Stock Exchange instead of international benchmark prices. The change aims to ease financial pressure on companies, which had […]
Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar emphasized the leadership role of State Secretaries in the fight against corruption and official crimes during a meeting of the government’s new anti-corruption working group. The working group, led by D.Munkh-Erdene, First Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet Secretariat, is tasked with strengthening the National Anti-Corruption Program, improving the justice system, reducing bureaucracy, […]
On August 29, Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar met with representatives of the Federation of Mongolian Education and Science Unions to discuss teacher welfare and challenges in the education sector. The Prime Minister noted that education spending in 2025 amounts to MNT 3.8 trillion, with 70 percent allocated to salaries. While a performance-based pay system has increased […]
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