CABINET MEETING IN BRIEF
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia /MONTSAME/ The cabinet discussed on Wednesday results of the State Head's official visits to Italy, Vatican and Croatia and of a working visit to the Great Britain paid October 17-26, 2011. Issues of these results will be submitted to the National Security Council (NSC).
- The cabinet considered results of an official visit of Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel paid to Mongolia on October 12-13 and then decided to submit the matter to the NSC. - The government backed in principle a financial intergovernmental agreement between Mongolia and France in order to implement a project called “Enhancing the medical service of emergency room and aid at the National Center of Traumatology and Rehabilitation”. It will be consulted with the related Standing committee. If the agreement is approved, the French side will give EUR 5 million 50 thousand to Mongolia.
- The cabinet appreciated results of the 14th EU-Mongolia Joint Committee meeting held October 13 in Brussels, Belgium. An obligation was given to M.Enkhbold, the Deputy Premier and head of the committee's Mongolian side, to pass a plan of works.
- The Ministers got acquainted with a report from a working group responsible for collecting a big amount of budgetary revenue from the “Altan Dornod Mongol” company. In conjunction with it, the State Secretary of the Finance Ministry and head of the working group D.Battor was ordered to work out a draft contract on liquidating debts of the company and to introduce it to the cabinet in the first quarter of 2012. A course of the work will be introduced to the government twice a year.
- The cabinet backed altering the 30th parliamentary resolution on measures for supporting national producers and augmenting job places. It will be submitted to parliament. In addition, the cabinet discussed and backed a draft resolution on granting titles of state inspectors and providing them with extra salaries.
- The cabinet discussed a draft report on governmental works to ensure implementation of the 29th Convention of International Labor Organization (ILO) on “Forced labor” and the 105th ILO Convention on “Abolishing forced labor”. The report will be sent to the ILO.
B.Khuder
- The cabinet considered results of an official visit of Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel paid to Mongolia on October 12-13 and then decided to submit the matter to the NSC. - The government backed in principle a financial intergovernmental agreement between Mongolia and France in order to implement a project called “Enhancing the medical service of emergency room and aid at the National Center of Traumatology and Rehabilitation”. It will be consulted with the related Standing committee. If the agreement is approved, the French side will give EUR 5 million 50 thousand to Mongolia.
- The cabinet appreciated results of the 14th EU-Mongolia Joint Committee meeting held October 13 in Brussels, Belgium. An obligation was given to M.Enkhbold, the Deputy Premier and head of the committee's Mongolian side, to pass a plan of works.
- The Ministers got acquainted with a report from a working group responsible for collecting a big amount of budgetary revenue from the “Altan Dornod Mongol” company. In conjunction with it, the State Secretary of the Finance Ministry and head of the working group D.Battor was ordered to work out a draft contract on liquidating debts of the company and to introduce it to the cabinet in the first quarter of 2012. A course of the work will be introduced to the government twice a year.
- The cabinet backed altering the 30th parliamentary resolution on measures for supporting national producers and augmenting job places. It will be submitted to parliament. In addition, the cabinet discussed and backed a draft resolution on granting titles of state inspectors and providing them with extra salaries.
- The cabinet discussed a draft report on governmental works to ensure implementation of the 29th Convention of International Labor Organization (ILO) on “Forced labor” and the 105th ILO Convention on “Abolishing forced labor”. The report will be sent to the ILO.
B.Khuder
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