Overview
- Lawmakers approved a resolution arising from the special audit and open hearings on the Oyu Tolgoi group of deposits, with 69 votes in favor (81.2%).
- The Constitutional Court found the statutory waiting periods for no‑confidence and confidence votes unconstitutional and suspended those provisions effective December 26.
- Parliament ratified external financing instruments, including an EBRD loan agreement and an ADB financing framework, with support ranging from 80% to 83.5%.
- The government’s licence inventory reports 18,412 licences historically issued and 2,775 currently valid, and has identified 500+ politically or commercially linked firms, alongside 1.4 trillion MNT in unpaid resource‑use payments owed by 496 companies.
- The cabinet submitted an initial list of 33 state‑owned enterprises for 2026–2028 listings or restructuring under an SOE reform plan, as the prime minister says foreign reserves are expected to top $6.5 billion.