Delgersaikhan Borkhüü has been reappointed as Minister of Road and Transport in the Government led by the 34th Prime Minister of Mongolia, G. Zandanshatar. He took the oath as a member of the Government and officially received his appointment decree (2025.06.18).

On June 18, 2025, S. Byambatsogt, member of the Government of Mongolia, Minister, and Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat, officially handed over the Prime Minister’s decree appointing Delgersaikhan Borkhüü as Minister of Road and Transport, in accordance with Article 39, Section 4 of the Constitution of Mongolia, Article 21, Section 1, and Article 23, Section 1, Clause 2 of the Law on the Government of Mongolia, thereby officially assigning him to his duties.

S. Byambatsogt, Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat, said: “We appreciate that Minister of Road and Transport B. Delgersaikhan, a knowledgeable, experienced, and responsible individual, has been reappointed to effectively implement the long-term development policies of Mongolia, the goals and measures outlined in the Government’s Action Program, and to continue the major projects and programs initiated in the road and transport sector. We will work together with dedication and a shared commitment to the construction projects that play a crucial role in the country’s economic development.”

Delgersaikhan Borkhüü, Minister of Road and Transport and member of the Government of Mongolia, said: “The new Government of Mongolia has finalized its structure, appointed members, and actively begun work. I also wish success to S. Byambatsogt, Chief of the Cabinet Secretariat.

Mongolia’s 2025 development plan includes 14 mega-projects aimed at establishing a foundation for long-term sustainable infrastructure, all to be fully launched in 2025. Among them, the first to be implemented in the road and transport sector are two railway projects: a cross-border railway and a railway freight terminal, whose openings have been held, and construction work has begun and is progressing intensively.

Following the tasks and directions given by the Prime Minister, the leadership and staff of the Ministry of Road and Transport have been assigned the responsible duty to complete and commission major infrastructure projects within the set timeframes. Additionally, it was emphasized that the construction of the 102.5 km branch railway in the Bagakhangai–Khoshig Valley area plays a particularly important role in reducing traffic congestion and centralization in Ulaanbaatar city. Therefore, the Ministry of Road and Transport and its staff will continue to work diligently and with full effort.”