Ulaanbaatar
MoU signed between Environment Ministry and General Agency for Specialized Investigation
Environment
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ In order to improve environmental policies and legal environment and activate inspections in the field, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism has decided to cooperate with General Agency for Specialized Investigation of Mongolia and signed a Memorandum of Understanding on June 13.
The MoU was signed by Ts.Tsengel, State Secretary of Ministry of Environment and Tourism, and N.Tsagaankhuu, Inspector General of the State.
The Constitution of Mongolia states “In Mongolia, the land, its subsoil, forests, water, fauna and flora and other natural resources shall be subject to people’s power and State protection”. However, during the signing of MoU, State Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism Ts.Tsengel noted that the relations between the State Organizations are lacking in environmental preservation and inspecting activities. Within the framework of MoU, the sides will cooperate on growing public’s awareness, conducting joint inspections and preparing annual action plans, as well as monitoring its results.
Also, State Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism Ts.Tsengel presented the State Environment Inspectors’ licenses to the related officials.
The MoU was signed by Ts.Tsengel, State Secretary of Ministry of Environment and Tourism, and N.Tsagaankhuu, Inspector General of the State.
The Constitution of Mongolia states “In Mongolia, the land, its subsoil, forests, water, fauna and flora and other natural resources shall be subject to people’s power and State protection”. However, during the signing of MoU, State Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism Ts.Tsengel noted that the relations between the State Organizations are lacking in environmental preservation and inspecting activities. Within the framework of MoU, the sides will cooperate on growing public’s awareness, conducting joint inspections and preparing annual action plans, as well as monitoring its results.
Also, State Secretary of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism Ts.Tsengel presented the State Environment Inspectors’ licenses to the related officials.
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