Minister T. Aubakir Participates in the Global Forum on Poverty Reduction and Development

Minister of Family, Labour and Social Protection T. Aubakir participated in the Global Forum on Poverty Reduction and Development, held in Beijing, the People's Republic of China, from May 26 to 28, 2026.

The forum was organized to advance the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for 2030. It brought together more than 250 participants, including deputy prime ministers, ministers, and vice ministers from over 40 countries, representatives of approximately 30 international organizations and diplomatic missions, as well as officials from public and private sector institutions, and academic researchers.

Held under the theme “Unite Global Efforts to Reduce Poverty,” the forum featured extensive discussions on poverty alleviation, sustainable development, agricultural and rural revitalization, climate change adaptation, and improving people's livelihoods.

The forum, which included a message from the United Nations Secretary-General and participation from high-level international representatives, served as a prestigious platform for countries to exchange experiences and strengthen cooperation in the fields of poverty reduction and sustainable development.

During the plenary session, Minister T. Aubakir delivered a speech outlining the policies and measures being implemented by the Government of Mongolia to reduce poverty, support livelihoods, and strengthen the social protection system. He also shared Mongolia’s future objectives and key challenges, while exchanging views and experiences with fellow participants.

In addition, Minister T. Aubakir participated, as a representative of a founding member country, in the inaugural meeting of the Committee for the International Implementation of the Global Initiative on Poverty Reduction and Development. During the meeting, participants discussed regional cooperation, policy solutions, joint initiatives, and project implementation aimed at preventing poverty, addressing vulnerabilities, and responding to emerging challenges.

On the second day of the forum, delegates conducted field visits to observe the outcomes and best practices of poverty reduction and local development programs implemented by the Government of China. The delegation visited Penggu and Shangyang districts to learn about community-based approaches to poverty alleviation and rural development.