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CH.KHURELBAATAR: CABINET DISCUSSES 70 ISSUES
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ Head of the Cabinet Secretariat of the government Ch.Khurelbaatar gave a report at the Wednesday's cabinet meeting on activities done March of 2011. According to the report, the cabinet met nine times discussing 75 issues and getting au fait with 30 matters.
The cabinet has decided to submit six issues to the State Great Khural, to convey four issues to the initiators, to consult one issue with a parliamentary Standing committee, to submit one issue to the State Head, and to introduce four issues to the National Security Council. Eight issues have been postponed to discuss.
In addition to it, the cabinet has approved a list of some chemicals and pesticide and their size to be used for the land agricultural sector in 2011. A memorandum has been signed to donate machines and facilities to vocational training centers. An activity plan has been approved to realize a middle-term program for the new construction.
A seminar themed "A national strategy on reaching green economy with an effective exploitation of natural resources" has been organized together with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
B.Khuder
The cabinet has decided to submit six issues to the State Great Khural, to convey four issues to the initiators, to consult one issue with a parliamentary Standing committee, to submit one issue to the State Head, and to introduce four issues to the National Security Council. Eight issues have been postponed to discuss.
In addition to it, the cabinet has approved a list of some chemicals and pesticide and their size to be used for the land agricultural sector in 2011. A memorandum has been signed to donate machines and facilities to vocational training centers. An activity plan has been approved to realize a middle-term program for the new construction.
A seminar themed "A national strategy on reaching green economy with an effective exploitation of natural resources" has been organized together with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
B.Khuder
