Ahead of the Tsagaan Sar’s Eve, or Bituun, the government has invited public feedback on a proposed adjustment to the national work schedule. Citizens are being asked to share their views on shifting the working day of February 17, to February 28, in connection with the upcoming Tsagaan Sar holiday.

The public consultation is being conducted through the E-Mongolia digital system, allowing citizens to participate conveniently online. Authorities announced that the survey will remain open until 11:59 p.m. on January 20, after which the results will be reviewed to inform the final decision.

According to the information provided, users can access the survey by logging into the E-Mongolia platform, navigating to their profile section, and selecting the polling feature, where the proposal related to the Bituun workday arrangement is available. Participants are asked to choose one of the provided options and submit their response digitally, after which their vote is recorded successfully.

Officials note that the initiative reflects the government’s ongoing efforts to encourage civic participation and transparency in decision-making, particularly on matters that directly affect citizens’ work schedules and family life during important national holidays. Tsagaan Sar, Mongolia’s most significant traditional celebration, often involves extensive travel and family gatherings, making workday adjustments a matter of broad public interest. By gathering feedback digitally, authorities aim to ensure that any final decision regarding the workday transfer takes into account the preferences and needs of the wider population while maintaining continuity in public services and economic activity.