Chinese Vice President Han Zheng is on a mission to deepen the bonds between China and Mongolia during his three-day visit to Ulaanbaatar. Han met with key Mongolian leaders, including Prime Minister Luvsannamsrai Oyun-Erdene, President Ukhnaa Khurelsukh, and Parliament Speaker Dashzegve Amarbayasgalan, to discuss expanding cooperation across various sectors.
In his discussions with Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene, Han emphasized the importance of consolidating political trust and promoting mutual understanding. He highlighted opportunities in energy, connectivity, and infrastructure projects, aiming to boost both nations’ economies. Han also welcomed Mongolia's designation of 2023-2025 as the \"Years to Visit Mongolia,\" expressing excitement about strengthening exchanges with Mongolia's youth, students, and media.
Han Zheng didn’t stop there. He expressed hope for enhanced collaboration among China, Mongolia, and Russia, particularly in accelerating the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor. This initiative aims to foster regional development and economic integration.
Prime Minister Oyun-Erdene marked this year as a milestone, celebrating the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties, the 30th anniversary of the Friendship and Cooperation Treaty, and the 10th anniversary of their comprehensive strategic partnership. He reiterated Mongolia's commitment to working with China based on mutual respect and common development.
During his meeting with President Khurelsukh, Han underscored that China and Mongolia are steadfast partners and friends. He highlighted China's ongoing prioritization of its relationship with Mongolia and expressed optimism about building a China-Mongolia community with a shared future.
Parliament Speaker Amarbayasgalan lauded Mongolia's strategic choice to maintain and strengthen relations with China, looking forward to expanded legislative and political exchanges that will drive long-term development between the two nations.
As Han Zheng wraps up his visit, the message is clear: China and Mongolia are poised to elevate their bilateral ties to new heights, fostering a collaborative and prosperous future together.
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