Arya News - "The foreigners who come to this conference should leave with a positive impression of our country and of Mongolians. They should leave seeing that it is a country with a hardworking, young population," said the Prime Minister.
ULAANBAATAR – Prime Minister N.Uchral has instructed city and national officials related to the upcoming UNCCD COP17 International Conference, which will be held on August 17-28, 2026, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
He said, “Before August 1st, we must officially inform the public about all information related to their daily lives during the COP17 conference. This includes traffic regulations, temporary closures, changes in public transport routes, and updates regarding schools, kindergartens, markets, and shopping centers.
The Mayor should inform the citizens as early as possible. Let them know exactly which roads will be closed and for how long. We should not cause a lot of trouble for our people. Also, the Minister of Education must inform the public by August 1st which district schools will postpone classes for a week or switch to online learning. When Mobicom’s network is going to be disrupted, they send a text message and warn people in advance. We should work in the exact same way.
The Mayor must also clean the public areas of the 26th khoroo of the Bayanzurkh district very well before this meeting. We are not trying to build a completely new city, but rather to clean up the existing one and add color.
Minister of Environment and Climate Change Ts.Sandag-Ochir is leading the National Committee very well. Congratulations. He will lead the entire team. Our ministers should not say different things just because they did a certain task, and there should not be many heads. Only one person will lead. Minister Ts.Sandag-Ochir will be responsible for all this work.
Give the work to those who can actually do it. Let’s just get it done. We have very little time left. The foreigners who come to this conference should leave with a positive impression of our country and of Mongolians. They should leave seeing that it is a country with a hardworking, young population”.