AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoLivestock Update: Mongolia’s 2025 census counted 58.09 million head of livestock, with 115.7 million sheep-units surviving winter and spring; with 17 million breeding females delivering 16.8 million offspring, officials now expect about 78 million head to graze this summer and autumn. Water & Infrastructure: Ulaanbaatar is pushing to intensify the “Tuul-1” wastewater collector after main pipelines hit full capacity during peak hours, with relocation and protection of overlapping engineering networks flagged as urgent. UNESCO Heritage: Mongolia showcased its World Heritage work at the UNESCO World Heritage Committee session in Busan, including plans for its first-ever preliminary assessment under the World Heritage framework. Climate Finance: The Bank of Mongolia and IFC signed an MoU to strengthen climate risk management in banking, aiming to improve supervisory rules, data reporting, and integration of climate risk into oversight. Diplomatic Moves: Mongolia’s new Permanent Representative to FAO assumed duties, while Mongolia’s UNESCAP representative presented credentials and discussed preparations for COP17 in Ulaanbaatar. Trade & Sanctions Watch: The EU adopted its 21st Russia sanctions package, including a new “full third-country ban” tool for crypto-asset services that could affect jurisdictions named in the listing, with Mongolia appearing among countries featured.
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