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Democratic Party of Mongolia Монголын Ардчилсан Нам

Abbreviation	DP (English) АН (Mongolian)
Leader	Gantumur Luvsannyam
Chairperson	Bayartsogt Sangajav
Presidium	National Policy Committee
General Advisor	Erdene Sodnomzundui
Founded	1990 (1990) 6 December 2000 (officially)
Headquarters	Ulaanbaatar
Newspaper	Ardchilal Times
Youth wing	Democratic Youth Union
Women's wing	Democratic Women's Union
Membership	200.000
Ideology	Liberal conservatism^[1] Liberalism^[2]^[3] Economic liberalism^[4] Mongolian nationalism^[5]
Political position	Centre-right
International affiliation	International Democrat Union
Colors	Blue
State Great Khural	11 / 76
Provincial Governors	7 / 21
Ulaanbaatar District Governors	1 / 9
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The Democratic Party (Mongolian: Ардчилсан Нам, romanized: Ardçilsan Nam) is a centre-right political party in Mongolia.

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