AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFuel Supply: President Khurelsukh has ordered an urgent investigation into possible efforts to disrupt fuel distribution for political or business gain, calling for greater transparency and fair competition. He said Russia continues to supply petroleum under an agreement with Mongolia. Trade and Infrastructure: Oyu Tolgoi has resumed normal copper concentrate exports, while Mongolia and the World Bank discussed airport and road projects. The country also reported moving 94.5 million tonnes of minerals through road crossings. Housing: The government plans a 100,000-home program for 2027–2030, a major push to expand housing access. Health and Energy: Mongolia and the WHO are exploring cooperation on climate-related health risks, while the government is strengthening efforts to shift households toward cleaner energy. Culture and Heritage: Mongolia is seeking to bring home a rare Yuan-era legal code, and the State Great Khural plans a ceremonial session marking the 820th anniversary of the Mongol Empire.
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