The new members of Mongolia's government have been officially appointed and sworn in
Mongol News Agency, Ulaanbaatar, April 4 — At a plenary session of the State Great Hural, the list of government members proposed by Prime Minister N. Uchirpurev was reviewed. Subsequently, the Prime Minister formally appointed and confirmed the government members in accordance with the powers granted by the Constitution and the Government Law.
In appointing the government members, the Prime Minister emphasized that the country is currently facing a special period marked by interrupted fuel and oil supplies, sharp price increases, worsening shortages, and persistently rising inflation and cost-of-living pressures. Many countries around the world have already entered emergency states. Under these circumstances, the appointment of government members is not merely an administrative arrangement but a crucial strategic move to confront real challenges and shoulder national responsibilities.
He stressed that the responsibility associated with the ministerial position far exceeds its authority. Ministers carry high duties, responsibilities, and trust; they must face difficulties head-on, overcome obstacles, work with greater speed and courage, and take full accountability for resolving problems. At the same time, he urged all ministers to fully leverage their knowledge and experience in carrying out their duties, lead development in their respective sectors, strictly adhere to integrity in governance, and eliminate corruption and conflicts of interest. The Prime Minister also stated that he would rigorously uphold professional ethics and work responsibilities, and warned ministers that they must act patriotically, collaborate closely, and conduct their work decisively and firmly.
Following this, the newly appointed ministers took their oaths of office before the State Great Hural, saluted the national flag, and signed the oath documents.
According to the appointments, the list of members of the new Mongolian government is as follows:
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development: Z. Enkhbayar
Deputy Prime Minister: T. Dorgalsaihan
Deputy Prime Minister: N. Nomtoobayar
Minister of Mongolia and Head of the Government Office: B. Enkhbayar
Minister of Foreign Affairs: B. Batzetsengel
Minister of Finance: Z. Mendei-Sayhan
Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs: S. Amarjargal
Minister of Industry and Mineral Resources: G. Damdinsayhan
Minister of Defense: D. Batruch
Minister of Environment and Climate Change: Ch. Sandag-Orkhil
Minister of Education: R. Enkh-Amgalan
Minister of Family, Labour and Social Security: T. Odbayar
Minister of Transportation: B. Delgersegen
Minister of Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth: J. Aldarzabhuu
Minister of Urban Development, Construction and Housing: E. Bat-Amgalan
Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry: Ch. Iderbat
Minister of Electronic Development, Innovation and Communications: K. Nomintsetseg
Minister of Energy: B. Naidra
Minister of Health: E. Batshagaa
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1861559421036739/
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