AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Supply: President Khurelsukh ordered an urgent probe into possible attempts to disrupt fuel distribution for political or business gain. Mongolia has secured 92,000 tonnes of fuel orders for November, and he called for greater transparency and fair competition. Ulaanbaatar Politics: Purevdagva Byaruuzana was elected chair of the capital’s Mongolian People’s Party committee with 95.3% of the vote. Housing and Infrastructure: The government plans to build 100,000 homes between 2027 and 2030; Mongolia and the World Bank also discussed airport and road projects. Mining: Oyu Tolgoi resumed normal copper-concentrate exports, while road crossings handled 94.5 million tonnes of minerals. Health and Sport: Mongolia’s newborn numbers fell 3.9%, as the country’s team won the World Youth Draughts Championship for a fifth straight year.
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