AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoADB Grant: The Asian Development Bank approved a $3 million grant to help Mongolia prevent and respond to violence against women and children, including safer school environments for about 19,500 students and stronger survivor support and policy reforms. Justice Shake-Up: Prime Minister Uchral Nyam-Osor dismissed Sainbuyan Amarsaikhan as Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs and ordered senior and mid-level officials tied to the sector’s problems removed. Winter Readiness & Budgets: The PM pushed aimags and the capital to deliver concrete winter preparations—warm, low-risk conditions for herders, uninterrupted schooling, timely medical help, stable food supplies—and outlined pension and salary increases in the 2026 amendment and 2027 draft. Food Security: Mongolia approved financing to procure 15,000–20,000 tonnes of reserve meat for Ulaanbaatar’s spring 2027 needs, using concessional loans to suppliers. Culture & Sports: A Chinese-Mongolian sculptors exhibition opened in Ulaanbaatar, while Mongolia named its judo team for the World Championships in Baku and began Asian Games women’s volleyball play with a 3-0 loss to Thailand. Trade & Diplomacy: Mongolia and Russia discussed railway corridors and trade expansion, and Mongolia held political consultations with Belarus.
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