"People may wonder why we, the opposition, are choosing to form a coalition government with the ruling party. Our goal is to foster a culture of stability and collaborative governance," Hun Party Chairman Togmid Dorjekhand said in a statement, according to the report. To promote." Xinhua News Agency.
"However, we will join the debate at the parliament level. At the government level, the Hun Party accepts the proposal to form a coalition government, emphasizing the need to go beyond partisan bickering and advance the country's major projects "
The MPP achieved a narrow margin of victory in the parliamentary elections held on 28 June, winning 68 of the 126 seats, while the Democratic Party (DP) took 42 seats. The Hun Party won eight seats, the Civil Will-Green Party and the National Coalition won four seats each.
The ruling party has proposed forming a coalition government with the main opposition: the Democratic Party and the Hun Party.
On Sunday the DP announced that it had accepted the ruling party's proposal to form a coalition government.
In May 2023, the Asian country's parliament, also known as the State Great Khural, passed amendments to increase the number of legislators from 76 to 126.
The elections were held under a mixed electoral system, with 78 MLAs elected through majority representation and 48 MLAs through proportional representation.
The Asian country's parliament operates under a unicameral system with a four-year term.
"However, we will join the debate at the parliament level. At the government level, the Hun Party accepts the proposal to form a coalition government, emphasizing the need to go beyond partisan bickering and advance the country's major projects "
The MPP achieved a narrow margin of victory in the parliamentary elections held on 28 June, winning 68 of the 126 seats, while the Democratic Party (DP) took 42 seats. The Hun Party won eight seats, the Civil Will-Green Party and the National Coalition won four seats each.
The ruling party has proposed forming a coalition government with the main opposition: the Democratic Party and the Hun Party.
On Sunday the DP announced that it had accepted the ruling party's proposal to form a coalition government.
In May 2023, the Asian country's parliament, also known as the State Great Khural, passed amendments to increase the number of legislators from 76 to 126.
The elections were held under a mixed electoral system, with 78 MLAs elected through majority representation and 48 MLAs through proportional representation.
The Asian country's parliament operates under a unicameral system with a four-year term.
