AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSchool Lunch Boost: Mongolia and France agreed to strengthen Mongolia’s school lunch programme, with France offering know-how to improve nutrition, menu quality, and access, and to weave nutrition education into school curricula. Central Bank Input: The Bank of Mongolia opened a public consultation on draft 2027 State Monetary Policy Guidelines, aiming to keep inflation around 5% over the medium term while supporting growth and financial stability. Sports Infrastructure: A new three-story sports complex in Sukhbaatar District’s Khoroo 13 has been completed and accepted for permanent operation, bringing facilities for football, tennis, basketball, boxing, and more to about 140,000 residents. Judoka on the Podium: Mongolian judo opened the Hungary Grand Slam with medals: B.Baasankhuu won bronze in -48 kg and U.Byambasuren took silver in -66 kg. Tech for Streaming: Skytel (via SKYmedia) selected ZEGi NEXX5 as the platform for its OTT service for the next 10 years. Culture & Art: The “Mongolian Palette” exhibition opened at the Fine Arts Zanabazar Museum, featuring works by Russian artist Fyodor Torkhov. Local Food Supply: Ulaanbaatar’s expanded “Golden Autumn 2026” potato and vegetable markets will run through November 1 across 18 locations.
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