National Security Concept of Mongolia 3.2.5.2. Reduce the foreign trade deficit by applying tariff and non-tariff means to support domestic production. Supply national industries with strategic goods and commodities by creating favorable conditions for the import of industrial equipment. 3.2.5.3. Undertake a policy of avoiding excessive dependency on one country’s goods in the overall import spectrum. Put in place a monitoring and management system for commodity procurement with particular attention to wholesale and retail sales artificial pricing, monopoly and unfair competition. Make legal arrangements to protect domestic production and markets. 3.2.5.4. Make decisions on joining regional or international integration arrangements and concluding free trade agreements based upon Mongolia’s economic security and economic development objectives as determined by research and studies. 3.3. Internal Security The foundation of internal security shall rest on ensuring human rights and freedoms, adherence to the Constitution, respect for the rule of law, continuity of the Mongolian state governance and national unity, support for political parties, civil society, free press and media, individual liberties as well as safeguarding public order and social stability. 3.3.1. Strengthening Constitutional Establishment 3.3.1.1. Consistently undertake a principle of administering state management and governance, state power distribution, democracy, rule of law and national unity set out in the Constitution of Mongolia. 3.3.1.2. Match administrative territorial division and the electoral system with commonly held national interests and national integrated development goals. 3.3.1.3. Take resolute actions against any attempt to seize unconstitutionally state power. 12 / 33