The Mongolian Prime Minister was extinguished amid corruption protests Politics News

Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Edne resigned after losing a vote on confidence in Parliament.

Moghouli Lofsanasa Oweni Minister He resigned after losing confidence voting amid weeks of anti -corruption protests.

A parliamentary statement said that Oyun-Edne announced his resignation on Tuesday after Parliament failed to support him in a vote of confidence in the previous day.

The general frustration was wandering around the lifestyle of the Prime Minister’s family, which led to continuous demonstrations in the capital, UNANASAR.

“It was an honor to serve my country and people in times of difficulties, including epidemics, wars and definitions,” said Uyun Eryidin after announcing the secret poll.

Oyun-Edne, who spent more than four years in office, denied the allegations of corruption against him. In a letter to Parliament before the vote, he blamed “major, visual and hidden interests” to launch “a” government toppling organization “.

He has also warned that political instability and economic chaos will follow it if it is forced to power.

But his appeals did not convince parliament, as only 44 legislators supported him and 38 against.

The Prime Minister needed to reach a threshold of 64 votes in Parliament of 126 seats.

Oyun-Edne, who occupied the seat of the Prime Minister in January 2021 and was re-elected in July 2024, will remain as the list. The back should be called within 30 days.

The non -coastal democracy in North Asia has faced deep corruption for decades, as many have argued that the wealthy elites surrounded the profits of the coal mining mutation for a year.

On Monday, hundreds of young people in the arena outside the parliament building are close to white signs and chanting: “The resignation is easy.”

Many demonstrators said that they were expressed to express what they described as deep corruption and social injustice.

Since Oyun-Edne took power, the corruption perception index in Mongolia has decreased in the Transparency International.

Fears about Economy and high cost of living The disturbances were also raised.