The Citizens’ Representative Council (CRC) of Ulaanbaatar elected a new mayor  for the capital city on Friday.

D.Sumiyabazar, a prominent member of the ruling Mongolian People’s Party (MPP) and former mining and heavy industry minister, was elected the city’s mayor with

The People’s Representative Council of the Capital City will hold its first meeting on Friday (23 October) at 11.00 a.m. At the meeting, Chairman of the Ulaanbaatar City Council will be elected and party groups will be established.

On 15 October,

On 15 October, Mongolians voted to elect their members for the Citizens’ Representative Councils for nation’s 21 provinces, their 330 soums (rural districts), and the nine districts of the capital Ulaanbaatar. Over 17,000 candidates from nine political parties and coalitions

Yesterday (15 October), Mongolians voted to elect their members for the  Citizens’ Representative Councils for 21 nation’s provinces and their 330 soums (rural districts) and the nine districts of the capital Ulaanbaatar.

According to preliminary results, Mongolia’s main opposition Democratic Party

The Board Meeting of ‘Erdenes Mongol’ LLC made a decision on 12 October to appoint former MP D.Khayankhyarvaa as CEO of ‘Erdenes Mongol’ LLC, dismissing P.Gankhuu.

D.Khayankhyarvaa was elected to parliament in 2008 and worked as Minister of Finance in 2012.

The

Earlier today (9 October), Mongolian Prime Minister U. Khurelsukh received Mr. T.Motegi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Japan who is on an official visit at the invitation of his Mongolian counterpart.

During the meeting, Prime Minister U. Khurelsukh noted that the

The Mongolian Cabinet has projected no money for Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) Development Fund in the 2021 State Budget. In other words, the controversial SME Funds will be stopped.

This year, the SME Development Fund has granted soft loans worth

At today’s session, the Mongolian Parliament discussed the 2021 State Budget and Relevant Laws. The Cabinet has planned to maintain the monthly allowances for children that have been raised to MNT 100,000 in May as a part of the Covid-19