Mongolyn Alt (MAK) LLC launched its education assistance program in 2024 to support employees’ continued learning and development, as well as their families’ educational needs. Between 2024 and 2026, MAK provided a total of MNT 12.5 billion in assistance to 5,853 employees under the program. Employees can use this allowance to fund their own education and professional development or cover their children’s school and kindergarten fees. Paid as a salary supplement, the allowanc

The Enkh-Mend Program, jointly implemented by MAK and the National Center for Maternal and Child Health (NCMCH) to improve surgical care and medical services for mothers, children, and newborns, was successfully conducted from September 17 to 19 at the Dornod Regional Diagnostic and Treatment Center and in Kherlen, Bayantumen, and Choibalsan soums. As part of the program, specialists representing ten departments—including general surgery, pediatric gastroenterology, pediatric

The following is an interview on sustainable development given to Mongolian Economy magazine by B. Nyamtaishir, Chairman of the Policy Council of Mongolyn Alt (MAK) LLC. Mongolia successfully hosted the COP17 international conference last week. How would you assess the significance of the event? In recent years, Mongolia has actively participated in major global conferences and events. Hosting an international conference of this scale and significance was itself another impor

Last year, MAK contributed a total of MNT 930 billion in taxes and fees to Mongolia’s state and local budgets. This is equivalent to an average daily tax contribution of approximately MNT 2.5 billion. Today, MAK operates across seven core sectors: mining, geology and exploration, building materials manufacturing, energy, tourism and hospitality, air transportation, and agriculture, providing more than 7,000 stable jobs nationwide.