In Mongolia, the ruling Mongolian People’s Party (MPP), the main opposition Democratic Party (DP), and the Hun Party, signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to form a coalition government.

Following the ninth parliamentary elections that was held on June 28, the MPP secured a narrow margin of victory, winning 68 of the 126 seats,  the DP obtained 42 seats while the Hun Party secured eight seats, with the Civil Will-Green Party and the National Coalition each securing four seats.

According to the parties, the decision to form a coalition government aims to swiftly address Mongolia’s development challenges, consider the critical international relations and geopolitical situation, and emphasise national unity.