The Great Khural of Mongolia has adopted a resolution on the preservation and promotion of the state-historical heritage of Genghis Khan. The decision was made on November 6 at a plenary session of parliament. This decision is timed to events celebrating the 820th anniversary of the formation of the Great Mongol Empire.
Essence of the initiative and new rules
According to the document, the government has been instructed to prepare a bill that will restrict the use of Genghis Khan's name, official portrait, and historical symbols. In particular, there are plans to introduce a ban on using the official image of the empire's founder on the labels and packaging of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products.
It is important to note that at the moment, this is not a ban that has entered into force, but an instruction to the Cabinet of Ministers to develop corresponding legislative changes. Work will be carried out in five main areas.
Context
The resolution aims to protect historical heritage as part of the celebrations of the anniversary of the Mongol Empire. According to the "Made in Mongolia" portal, the document regulates the use of objects related to the heritage of the great ruler.
