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The family was allocated a traditional “ger” in Yarmag ger district in Ulaanbaatar after they lost everything in the flood of Tuul River in 1966. With the advent of privatisation, he obtained big ventures like the Bread and Candy Factory, the Meat Company Impex and the Bayan Gol Hotel and matured into a major businessman known throughout the country.

When he graduated from 8th grade, his teacher recommended that he apply to an arts school given his talents. This nickname has stuck with him ever since.

Genco acquired controlling interests during the privatization of state-owned assets such as Bayangol Hotel and meat-processing factory Makh-Impex in 1997 and 1999 respectively.

Under him, Mongolia’s trajectory shifted, as he cozied up to Vladimir Putin. Mongolia stood up as a fresh, bold, determined and diligent democracy. This endangers the fundamental rights and interests of our citizens and constitution. He was determined in his fight to safeguard lives and health of Mongolian soldiers. He has numerous followers and just as many fierce critics and has always been in the attention of journalists who have sometimes turned him into a subject of controversy on mass media.

Competing abroad gave him opportunities to import luxuries such as denim and VHS cassettes, and when the Iron Curtain fell he parlayed that experience into a thriving business called Genco, after Vito Corleone’s olive oil front company in The Godfather. Since then, he was elected into the parliament three
times, where he served as Minister for Road and Transportation as well as Minister for Industry and Agriculture, led the Mongolian Democratic Union and became President of the Mongolian Judo Wrestling Association.

He was the Democratic Party’s candidate in the 2017 presidential election, and was elected President with 50.6% in the run-off, the first ever run-off election in modern Mongolian history.

Battulga is a second child. Excellence and diligence in the Army service earned President Elbegdorj a possibility to study journalism, military science and political theory in the Institute of Military and Political Science in L’vov, Ukraine.

He was the secretary-general of the Mongolian People’s Party from 2008 to 2012 and its chairman from 2017 to 2021.

Khürelsükh is married and has two daughters. Although a part of the USSR, this westernmost city at the border with Poland was already being influenced by western thought.

After graduation from the Institute in 1988, President Elbegdorj returned to Mongolia and became a staff reporter for the Army newspaper “Ulaan Od” (“Red Star”).

Raised in a tough neighborhood on the capital’s outskirts, Battulga Khaltmaa distinguished himself in the 1980s as a competitor in sambo, a martial art favored by the Soviet Red Army. Battulga Khaltmaa was born 03 March 1963 His father was a coach of Mongolian traditional wrestling and thus Battulga grew up wrestling. This allowed him to make $600, sufficient to buy a video camera and to start an export-import business trading electronics from Singapore to Mongolia, Russia and Eastern Europe.

Battulga, like many others of his generation was fascinated with The Godfather movie.

Thus, he named his first company Genco. He promptly removed a range of judicial officials in a move he called necessary to fight corruption and preserve the long-term health of the country’s democracy. Constitutional amendments were made in 2019 to strengthen Mongolia’s parliamentary rule. In his announcement, President Battulga said the “MPP threatens the country's democratic foundations by creating a parallel military structure alongside its party.