By the order of the Prime Minister of Mongolia, a task force was established, led by the Minister of Finance B. Javkhlan. The task force, with the goal of accelerating the export of mining products and increasing foreign exchange reserves in a short time, worked at the border crossings of Khangi in Dornogovi province, and Gashuun Sukhait and Shiveehuren in Umnugovi province.

During this period, some urgent issues were resolved on-site, and certain matters were scheduled to be addressed at the next Cabinet meeting.

On Friday (March 21, 2025), B. Dulguun, Acting CEO of the Mongolian Stock Exchange, and S. Ariunsanaa, Acting Director of the Mineral Products Trading and Registration Department, along with the task force, worked at the Gashuun Sukhait border, where they familiarized themselves with the supply, withdrawal, transportation, and storage conditions of mining export products in the border area.

During this visit, B. Dulguun, Acting CEO of the Mongolian Stock Exchange, stated:

"To increase the dollar earned per ton of coal exported from Mongolia, we aim to enhance trading. To achieve this, the Mongolian Stock Exchange has conducted research, developed solutions, and is now receiving input from relevant organizations to make necessary changes to the regulations. Two key changes under the new regulations are as follows: first, previously, a buyer with a contract for 500,000 tons of coal would take 300,000 tons and leave 200,000 tons unsold. By opening up the opportunity to sell that remaining 200,000 tons, trading activity will increase.

Second, previously, the price of coal was fixed for 12 months and did not change each month. However, the new system links the price changes to market movements through an indexed version, allowing for the possibility of higher profits for Mongolia if prices rise in the future. Therefore, we believe that organizing coal trading under the new regulations will boost activity and positively impact exports," he emphasized.

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