In 2025, the "E-Mongol Academy" state owned enterprise is spearheading initiatives to strengthen collaboration between governmental and non-governmental organizations. This effort aims to enhance the accessibility and efficiency of public services, creating a more seamless experience for citizens through a series of structured engagements.
As part of this initiative, a collaborative meeting was organized on February 11, 2025, bringing together the leadership of the General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy, and Cartography, along with representatives from the "E-Mongol Academy" State-Owned Enterprise.
The meeting focused on key discussions regarding the digital transformation of government services, the integration of emerging technologies, the promotion of public services, and the establishment of a dedicated working group to ensure the effective continuation of these efforts.
Currently, the General Authority for Land Administration, Geodesy, and Cartography offers 27 services via the E-Mongolia system, with the top three most accessed services being:
- Land Use Right Certificate Inquiry: 297,201 requests
- Land Use Right Inquiry: 243,321 requests
- Land Lease Agreement Inquiries for Individuals and Legal Entities: 118,458 requests
A key takeaway from the meeting was the urgent need to prioritize the digitalization of land ownership requests through the unified E-Mongolia system. Additionally, around 40 other services were identified as requiring digital transformation. This step is vital for providing citizens with faster, more convenient access to essential services, ultimately contributing to the improvement of government service delivery.
As part of the ongoing efforts to expand collaboration and enhance public service accessibility, future meetings with governmental and non-governmental organizations will continue to be held systematically to ensure continued progress.
