The Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia is currently the third-highest-ranking position in the Mongolian cabinet. In the event that the Prime Minister, the First Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia and Minister of Economy and Development are simultaneously temporarily absent, one of the Deputy Prime Ministers shall assume the duties of the Prime Minister upon the Prime Minister's assignment. As a member of the cabinet, the officeholder is appointed and dismissed by the Prime Minister.
Current deputy prime ministers and their function Currently, there are two Deputy prime ministers in the Government of Mongolia. + Incumbent Deputy Prime Ministers of Mongolia Office(s) Name Took office Functions Deputy Prime Minister Nyamtaishiryn NomtoibayarList MP 4 April 2026 Regional development policy; Free zone and special economic zone development policy and planning; Standardization and metrology and conformity assessment accreditation affairs; integrated policy and planning of laboratory activities; Disaster prevention and immediate restoration operation related urgent affairs; Ensuring transparency of government activities; Implement activities related to air pollution reduction. Deputy Prime Minister Togmidyn DorjkhandList MP 10 July 2024 Procurement of goods and services with state and local funds; Foreign trade and investment policy, regulations and registration; Fair competition encouragement and regulatory and consumer rights protection affairs; Ensuring transparency of government activities; Implement activities related to air pollution reduction.
List of deputy prime ministers The following people have held the office of Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia:
Prime MinisterDeputy Prime MinisterTook officeLeft office PartyDashiin ByambasürenChoijilsürengiin Pürevdorj26 September 1990July 1992Mongolian People's Revolutionary PartyDambiin Dorligjav26 September 1990July 1992Mongolian Democratic PartyPuntsagiin JasraiChoijilsürengiin PürevdorjJuly 1992July 1996Mongolian People's Revolutionary PartyLkhamsurengiin EnebishUntil 1993 as Deputy Prime Ministerand Minister of AdministrationJuly 1992July 1996Mongolian People's Revolutionary PartyPosition ceased to existTsakhiagiin ElbegdorjChültemiin UlaanAugust 200428 January 2006Mongolian People's Revolutionary PartyMiyeegombyn EnkhboldMendsaikhany Enkhsaikhan28 January 20065 December 2007New National PartySanjaagiin BayarMiyeegombyn Enkhbold5 December 200712 November 2009Mongolian People's Revolutionary PartySükhbaataryn BatboldMiyeegombyn Enkhbold12 November 200917 August 2012Mongolian People's Revolutionary Partysince 2010 Mongolian People's PartyNorovyn AltankhuyagDendeviin Terbishdagva20 August 201210 December 2014Justice CoalitionChimediin SaikhanbilegUkhnaagiin Khürelsükh10 December 20146 August 2015Mongolian People's PartyTserendashiin Oyunbaatar8 September 201523 July 2016Justice CoalitionJargaltulgyn ErdenebatUkhnaagiin Khürelsükh23 July 20164 October 2017Mongolian People's PartyUkhnaagiin KhürelsükhÖlziisaikhany Enkhtüvshin18 October 20178 July 2020Mongolian People's PartyUkhnaagiin KhürelsükhYangugiin Sodbaatar8 July 202029 January 2021Mongolian People's PartyLuvsannamsrain Oyun-ErdeneSainbuyangiin Amarsaikhan29 January 202110 July 2024Mongolian People's PartyChimediin Khürelbaataras Deputy Prime Ministerand Minister of Economy and Development5 January 202310 July 2024Mongolian People's PartyLuvsannamsrain Oyun-ErdeneSainbuyangiin Amarsaikhan10 July 202413 June 2025Mongolian People's PartyTogmidyn Dorjkhand10 July 202413 June 2025HUN PartyGombojavyn ZandanshatarSainbuyangiin Amarsaikhan18 June 202512 November 2025Mongolian People's PartyKhassuuriin Gankhuyag12 November 202530 March 2026Mongolian People's PartyTogmidyn Dorjkhand18 June 202530 March 2026HUN PartyNyam-Osoryn UchralNyamtaishiryn Nomtoibayar4 April 2026IncumbentNational CoalitionTogmidyn Dorjkhand4 April 2026IncumbentHUN Party
See also Prime Minister of Mongolia Government of Mongolia
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