On Saturday, the Cabinet's regular session took place and held discussions to resolve pending issues including the declaration of Burkhan Khaldun as a national heritage site, partnering with international organizations in order to develop skilled labor, and more.

he cabinet discussed the matters of the Mongolian Prime Minister’s visit to China on October 22nd through 26th. For instance, the meeting emphasized the significance of the visit as the first high-level visit since the change in China’s leadership. The Mongolian Foreign Minister has been charged with the duty to submit further work plans on the results of the visit to the National Security Council.

Due to rising demands by employers for skilled labor, the cabinet will issue a resolution on partnering with World Skills International, an organization that works with 50 member countries. The resolution will be a decision to become a member of the organization.

he cabinet is also working on expanding visa treaties to enable citizens to travel without visa requirements. The cabinet discussed visa treaties with Poland, Serbia and Columbia. Currently, people with diplomatic and official passports can travel to 23 countries without visas, and ordinary passport holders can travel to 16 countries without visa requirements.