During Cabinet’s regular session on Tuesday, the working group in charge of reducing the corruption perceptions index reported that a total of 89.5 billion MNT in compensation for corruption-related crimes was collected and will be used to finance the development of the e-government program.
In accordance with a decree from President U. Khurelsukh, the state scholarship guide was updated. Students who have shown academic excellence in internationally recognized competitions, and in their region, will be eligible for government scholarships.
Cabinet approved a custom and value-added tax exemption for Remdesivir, a medication used to treat COVID-19.
Minister of Justice and Home Affairs Kh. Nyambaatar and Chief of the National Police Agency J. Bold were instructed to take appropriate measures to establish a National Policy Agency unit to combat crimes against cultural heritage.
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