The HUN Party held a press conference today to outline its position on the revised 2026 budget and the stability of the Mongolian government. Party Council Chairman P. Ganzorig stated the HUN Party believes revising the budget is correct but views the proposed changes as short-term and potentially inflationary, despite promises of wage increases. He expressed concern over the government’s plan to finance a budget deficit – equivalent to two percent of GDP – by issuing bonds, potentially diverting funds from the market and reducing financial accessibility for businesses. The HUN Party Council met last Friday to unify its stance amid discussions about potentially removing the current government led by N. Uchral of the Mongolian People’s Party (МАН). P. Ganzorig emphasized that since collaborating with the government in 2024, the HUN Party has prioritized political and policy stability, stating the identity of the Prime Minister is less important than ensuring continued stability for citizens and businesses. He noted the frequent changes in leadership – a third Speaker of Parliament and third Prime Minister in two years – and upcoming elections in 2027 and 2028, stressing the importance of maintaining stability until the public can weigh in through the ballot box.