Before the Cabinet meeting, the government announced its decision to make all previously classified coal-related information public. The first round of disclosure took place in 2022, when 32 contracts were made public. This time, the government will release documents, protocols, and official letters, including the Harbin Agreement, which has recently drawn widespread public attention and speculation.
To mark the 100th anniversary of the founding of Mongolia’s child and youth organizations, as well as World Children’s Day, the national forum “Child–Care–Future” was held at the State Palace. The aim of the forum was to hear directly from children about their aspirations, values, and
Prime Minister G.Zandanshatar met with Russian President V.V.Putin, emphasizing that deepening Mongolia’s traditional good-neighbourly relations with Russia remains a priority of Mongolia’s foreign policy. He reaffirmed Mongolia’s commitment to strengthening political trust and expanding the countries’ comprehensive strategic partnership. President Putin noted that high-level
Launched in 2022 at the initiative of President U.Khurelsukh, Mongolia’s “Food Revolution” movement has been actively implemented to strengthen national food production. Under this initiative, the State Great Khural adopted Resolution No. 36 to support domestic manufacturers through targeted policies and concessional loans. Last week, President U.Khurelsukh
During the COP30 conference in Brazil, a high-level discussion titled “From Dialogue to Action: Making COP30 a Turning Point” took place at the German Pavilion. Environment and Climate Change Minister B.Batbaatar outlined Mongolia’s integrated approach to climate impacts, biodiversity loss, and land degradation, noting that the country will