Mongolia Brief May 9, 2014
Indian
Ambassador India Hands Credentials
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic
of India to Mongolia Somnath Ghosh presented Thursday his credentials to the
President of Mongolia Ts.Elbegdorj.
After the ceremony,
Mr Elbegdorj received Mr Somnath Ghosh to congratulate him with this new
appointment as the Ambassador of India to Mongolia. The President noted the
bilateral relationship and cooperation between Mongolia and India have been
broadening in many areas including economy, investment, education, information
technology, infrastructure, agriculture, tourism, defense and other sectors,
and then expressed an appreciation to Ambassador Somnath Ghosh for coming to
Mongolia during the period of intensive development of the mutual relations.
In his turn,
the Ambassador said India pays a key attention to attracting investment of
Indian companies to Mongolia, in order to develop information technology,
infrastructure, mining and economy in Mongolia. Satisfied with opening of a
Mongolia-India joint school in Ulaanbaatar, the Ambassador expressed a hope
that Mongolia will further deepen trade and economic ties with India.
The President said that he is contented with the recent high level reciprocal visits and political dialogues that include an official visit of Mongolian Foreign Minister to India in 2013 and an official visit of the President of India Pratibha Devisingh Patil to Mongolia in 2011, which had great impacts on strengthening bilateral ties.
The President said that he is contented with the recent high level reciprocal visits and political dialogues that include an official visit of Mongolian Foreign Minister to India in 2013 and an official visit of the President of India Pratibha Devisingh Patil to Mongolia in 2011, which had great impacts on strengthening bilateral ties.
President Elbegdorj
noted the Mongolian Government is keen to expand its cooperation with India in
promoting investment and introducing latest technologies in mining and
infrastructure sectors, and stressed the significance of a Memorandum of
Understanding signed in May 2012 between the Ministry of Mineral Resources and
Energy of Mongolia and the Steel Authority of India in jointly exploring and
identifying areas and ways of cooperation as well as developing economic
activities in the mining and steel manufacturing sectors.
Tim
De Meyer Presents Letter of Credence
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) Director of the International Labour Organization (ILO) Office
for China and Mongolia Mr Tim De Meyer Thursday presented his letter of
credence to L.Bold, the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
At the meeting
held in the State House after the presentation, the sides exchanged views on a
present situation of the Mongolia-ILO ties and further cooperation.
Expressing
thanks to the ILO for rendering support and assistance to Mongolia, Mr Bold
noted that Mongolia always aspires to participate in ILO activities, attaching
a great importance to this.
Founded in 1946,
the ILO is one of the UN agencies dealing with labour issues. Mongolia
participated in the international labour session in 1967 as an observer, and
jointed the organization during the 1968 session.
As of present,
Mongolia has ratified 17 conventions of the ILO so far.
People’s
Party Caucus Takes Break on Minister Dismissal Proposal
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) During a discussion of a proposed dismissal issue of Justice
Minister Kh.Temuujin on Thursday, the parliamentary caucus of the People’s
Party took a break for next five days.
A parliamentary
meeting on Thursday discussed a proposed dismissal of Justice Minister Kh.Temuujin
behind closed doors. As issues regarding the dismissal of the Minister include
matters related with the State secrets, the parliamentary meeting has been
carried out in a closed mode with a participation of Prosecutor-General of
Mongolia D.Dorligjav, Intelligence Agency Chief B.Ariunsan and Police General
Authority Chief T.Bilegt to answer questions of MPs.
Last week, the
Democratic Party Caucus took a break from a discussion of the issue at
parliament, noting a need to clarify some infinitive matters about grounds of
the dismissal proposal within the caucus.
Earlier, on
April 7, O.Baasankhuu MP submitted a request of the dismissal of Justice
Minister Kh.Temuujin on several alleged grounds including increased crimes
nationwide since the latter took the current office. The Standing Committee on
Justice began to discuss the issue on April 14 at a closed meeting to leave it
for the next meeting on April 24.
Tax
Exemption for Amgalan Power Plant Approved at Parliament
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) A parliamentary session meeting on Friday backed draft laws on
customs exemption and on value-added tax (VAT) exemption.
The approval of
these laws means there will be VAT and customs exemptions in equipment
purchases for the Amgalan power plant project in eastern Ulaanbaatar. The laws
will be effective since the day they are approved.
After passing
the laws on tax exemptions, the meeting is discussing amendments to the
Minerals law, where MPs are asking questions to the Mining Minister who has
developed the draft bill to amend the Minerals law.
President
Receives Young Mongolists
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) The President of Mongolia Ts.Elbegdorj Thursday met a
delegation of young scholars on Mongol studies.
The delegation
included Elisa Kol-Garriti from Germany; Karolina Zygmanovska and Yoanna
Dolinska from Poland. They completed one-year training in Mongolia with the
President’s fellowships for studying in Mongolia to conduct scientific and
research works.
At the meeting,
the President pointed out that any country must prepare scholars on their
nation, and said that he sees the young scholars as a new generation for Mongol
studies.
“We have
established a foundation for Mongol studies, and our government has approved a
programme on supporting studies of Mongols. I am really confident the Mongol
studies will succeed further. I am glad you have chosen to study Mongols,” Mr
Elbegdorj said.
“History of
Mongolia is one of the important parts of humankind history. My country has
wealthy heritage of written and illustrated findings about world’s history.
Mongol studies should learn not only history, but also present and future,” he
emphasized, and then asked the young scholars for telling some recommendations
on preparation of Mongol studies researchers, problems they face as well as
achievements. Mongolia will augment scholarships for students on Mongol studies
in Mongolian and foreign universities and institutes, he added.
In turn, the
foreign scholars confirmed that they have finished the training in Mongolia
fruitfully and faced no difficulty.
Elisa
Kol-Garriti expressed gratitude to the Mongolian President and people, and
noted she is running research works regarding politeness among Mongolian people
for defending PhD degree.
The Polish
scholar Karolina Zygmanovska said she is doing a scientific work about the
Mongolian history of beginning of 20th century. She also has launched a
research on Mongolia-Japan relations.
Another Polish
scientist Yoanna Dolinska expressed a satisfaction with studying in Mongolia,
and said she is doing a scientific work about Kalmyks.
The President
affirmed that Mongolia is able to render financial assistance to these for
continuing their works and studying in other universities.
Mongolia
Hosts 7th East Asian Men, Women and Team Judo Championships
May 9
(infomongolia.com) The 7th East Asian Men, Women and Team Judo Championships is
commenced in Ulaanbaatar taking place at the Buyant-Ukhaa Sports Complex on May
09-10, 2014.
At this seventh
edition, judokas from nine countries including China, Guam, Hong Kong, Japan,
Macau, North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan, and Mongolia are competing
traditionally in 7 weight categories in each Men’s, Women’s and Team
tournaments.
Mongolia as a
host nation is participating with two wrestlers in each weight classes with
total of 28 judokas.
Mongolian Judo Men’s Team
60 kg -
G.Boldbaatar, Ts.Tsogtbaatar
66 kg -
D.Tumurkhuleg, B.Batgerel
73 kg -
S.Miyaragchaa, G.Odbayar
81 kg -
N.Dagvasuren, B.Bat-Erdene
90 kg -
Kh.Tsogtgerel, G.Altanbagana
-100 kg -
B.Ariun-Erdene, B.Janchivdorj
+100 kg -
B.Temuulen, U.Duurenbayar
Mongolian Judo Women’s Team
48 kg -
G.Otgontsetseg, J.Chantsaldulam
52 kg -
M.Bundmaa, Ch.Azzaya
57 kg -
D.Sumiya, A.Batzul
63 kg -
Ts.Tserennadmid, B.Mungunchimeg
70 kg -
Ts.Naranjargal, Ts.Munkhzaya
-78 kg -
B.Munkhtuya, M.Uuganjargal
+78 kg - O.Javzmaa,
G.Gantogos
Mongolian
national team is supervised by chief coach, People’s Teacher, Merit Athlete
O.Baljinnyam, coaches Merit Athletes D.Battulga and Kh.Erdenet-Od, IMS
Sh.Tsevelmaa and IMS G.Dashdavaa.
Mongolia hosted
the East Asian Men, Women and Team Judo Championships in 2006.
Related:
Ulaanbaatar
Hosts East Asian Judo Championships – Montsame,
May 9
Ulaanbaatar hosts the East
Asian Judo Championships – news.mn,
May 9
Deputy
Minister Meets South African Ambassador
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia D.Gankhuyag
received Non-resident Ambassador of South Africa to Mongolia Bheki Langa on May
7.
Noting that
this year this year is marking the 20thanniversary of establishment of
diplomatic relationship between Mongolia and South Africa, Deputy Minister
D.Gankhuyag congratulated the Ambassador on the 20th anniversary of Freedom Day
of South Africa. An official visit of Deputy President of South Africa Kgalema
Motlanthe to Mongolia last year and a recent visit of Deputy Minister of
Mineral Resources Godfrey Oliphant to Mongolia opened new pages in the history
of bilateral friendly relations and gave an impetus to the stimulation of
bilateral collaboration.
There are wide
possibilities for enriching bilateral cooperation with a new economic content,
particularly in the mining and agricultural fields, the both sides emphasized
and agreed to organize activities for promoting Mongolia-South Africa relations
and cooperation within the 20th anniversary of diplomatic ties.
After the
meeting, the dignitaries signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation
between the Foreign Ministries of Mongolia and South Africa.
Mongolian
Circus Artist Makes It to Mollywood
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) A Mongolian circus artiste Flower Battsetseg is to play a
pivotal role in an movie by Indian filmmaker Anil Radhakrishnan Menon, says
timesofindia.indiatimes.com on Thursday.
After winning
both National and State awards for his debut venture, North 24 Kaatham,
filmmaker Anil Radhakrishnan Menon is ready with his next outing.
Titled Sapthama Sree Thaskaraha, the movie will see actors Prithviraj,
Asif Ali, Sreenath Bhasi, Nedumudi Venu, Nyla Usha along with a Mongolian
circus artiste, Flower Battsetseg, play pivotal roles.
"The film
will be a satire, with a lot of scope for humour. There is no slapstick comedy
used here, and it will be different from my first outing," says Anil.
Interestingly, the director spotted Flower at a circus event that took place at Thalassery. "She is from Mongolia and is married to a Manipuri guy. I was on the lookout for a suitable character for my film for long. I happened to take my son for the circus and there I saw her performing an act. She has the kind of grace and perfection that I was looking for the character in my film," says the director. So, how will she deliver her dialogues in Malayalam? "She doesn't have any dialogues. I am sure through sign languages I will be able to make her act in my film, which is going on floors later this month at Ottapalam," says Anil.
Interestingly, the director spotted Flower at a circus event that took place at Thalassery. "She is from Mongolia and is married to a Manipuri guy. I was on the lookout for a suitable character for my film for long. I happened to take my son for the circus and there I saw her performing an act. She has the kind of grace and perfection that I was looking for the character in my film," says the director. So, how will she deliver her dialogues in Malayalam? "She doesn't have any dialogues. I am sure through sign languages I will be able to make her act in my film, which is going on floors later this month at Ottapalam," says Anil.
The director is
tight-lipped about the role of other actors. "All the actors are normal
human beings who do something extraordinary in the film," is all he is
willing to reveal at the moment.
Call
for public participation on National Day for Tree Planting
May 9 (news.mn)
The President of Mongolia, Ts.Elbegdorj, issued a decree announcing that the
National Day for Tree Planting will be held on the second Saturday every May
and October.
This spring the
National Day for Tree Planting falls on Saturday May 10th. The Ministry of
Finance has called for public participation for nature rehabilitation and green
development by lending a helping hand and planting trees. Mongolians say that
planting a tree is a lifetime charity and planting two trees is charity for the
next life. Thus tree planting is something that everyone must do.
Mongolia is an
agricultural and pasture country where almost 13,0357.7 thousands hectares (ha)
or 83.4 percent out of 156.65 million (ha) of territory is occupied by
agriculture and pasture land while forest land represents only 18,292.0
or 11.6 percent of the territory.
Mongolia became
a partner country of the UN-REDD Programme (United Nations Collaborative
Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in
Developing Countries) in 2011 and is now working to develop a national REDD+
roadmap. Mongolia is struggling to shift from a
“Brown” to a “Green” economy.
Related:
Citizens
are to plant trees – Montsame,
May 9
“Mongol
Brain - Silicon House” to Accelerate Intensive Development of Modern IT
Launched
May 9
(infomongolia.com) The regular Thursday "30 Minutes with Prime
Minister" was held at the National Information Technology Park,
Ulaanbaatar on May 08, 2014.
Before, Prime
Minister Norov ALTANKHUYAG usually hosts the meeting with journalists in the
Government House, but this time he attended in the opening ceremony of newly
established facility namely “Mongol Brain - Silicon House”.
In his opening
remarks, Premier N.Altankhuyag noted, “From this day, the “Mongol Brain -
Silicon House” is being launched at the National IT Park, the place to bring
Mongol brain and intellect to the world, create opportunity to compete and been
evaluated at the world level. Whilst, Oyu Tolgoi, Tavan Tolgoi or minerals rich
country is being talked, so the time to talk about Mongolian mental capacity is
approached. This place will gather young people to show and prove their
knowledge and skills to compete in the IT sector and develop new software in
the global market”.
The “Mongol
Brain - Silicon House” is equipped with latest system-laboratories, library and
training center that give opportunity to study in Western standards
environment, conduct research works, produce experimental designs and create
Mongol brand in information technology sector.
During the
acquainting with the new facility, Premier was introduced with the House system
development laboratory presented by State Prize laureate, engineer Namkhai
NATSAGNYAM, who is currently working on control system operational for 24 hours
for power plants. Such program is evaluated on world market at least 600
million MNT, but the engineer takes orders for 150 million MNT (Tugrug). Also,
under the request by the Ministry of Education and Science, N.Natsagnyam has
been creating a 3D cartoon depicting world of animals. Similarly, based on
computer graphics, many other things like designs, animation, video,
television, painting and music can be created and animated at this computer
vision laboratory.
In addition,
Director of the Silicon House Mr. Tserendorj TUVSHINTUR said, “By opening such
place enables to accelerate the intensive development of modern information
technology in our country and we believe the House will be a center of
collaboration between universities, institutes and research organizations”.
Prime
Minister of Mongolia Pledges to Support National Manufacturers of Cell Phones
May 9 (infomongolia.com)
On May 08, 2014, Prime Minister of Mongolia N.Altankhuyag and other Government
officials received in their office representatives of four national companies
conducting its activities in the development of cell phone software, operating
system and production.
- Representing
the IT Zone Company, operators said the company has been developing its Mogul
brand smart phone features Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) version with 4 inch display
and will be available for 150,000 MNT. Similar imported phones being sold at
least 300,000 MNT (Tugrug), they added.
- Emondo
Company representatives introduced their project to produce a smart phone that
would operate under most recent operating system-based software with pre-loaded
Mongolian language apps. According to company's introduction, the mobile phone
parts will be ordered from abroad under their developed system and domestically
assembled, and after checking their operating system, they intend to supply in
the market.
- Darkhan Jonon
Company said, they plan to import used devices and after renewing here to sell
30% under market price with manufacturer’s guarantee. This kind of business
will be 100% independent from China companies, because most retailers here
trade renewed devices from China.
- Migma Electronics
Company announced they are ready to introduce four types of cell phones, and
some are designed for children and elder users with big buttons and screens,
besides to make an emergency calls up to five people.
Following the
introductions, above company representatives asked the Government to support
their smart phones with Mongolian operating systems, moreover to cooperate with
mobile phone operators in Mongolia to support these devices.
In response,
Premier N.Altankhuyag said that about 48 billion MNT flow is going outside for
only mobile phone use and in order to slow down this outbound; Government will
support our national manufacturer companies.
Issue
to Dismiss MP Kh.Temuujin from Post of Minister for Justice of Mongolia
Postponed for Second Time
May 9
(infomongolia.com) At the plenary session of the State Great Khural
(Parliament) held on May 08, 2014, one of the issues discussed was dismissing
the Minister of Justice Kh.Temuujin from minister’s post and only keep as a
Parliamentarian.
The affiliated
Standing Committee’s summary was introduced by Prosecutor General of Mongolia
D.Dorligjav, Head of the General Police Department of Mongolia B.Bilegt and
Chairman of the General Intelligence Agency of Mongolia B.Ariunsan, after which
the Parliament revised the issue behind the closed doors.
Although, the
meeting was attended by 66 Parliamentarians out of 76, whereas 24 MPs were from
MPP Group out of 26, and the rest of 42 MPs were representing “Justice”
Coalition (MPRP-MNDP) and DP Groups and Independent members, and during the
discussion, over 40 MPs requested to ask some more clarifications that would
take a time, thus MPP Group asked a 5-day postponement on the ground that details
were not enough. Before, the resignation issue of Justice Minister Kh.Temuujin
was supposed to be discussed at May 01 meeting, but DP Group postponed once.
The reason to
dismiss MP Kh.Temuujin from Minister’s post, which was first submitted by MP O.Baasankhuu
last April 07, cites on three grounds - Justice Minister breached a Law,
irresponsibility and weak management over the Ministry, and cannot satisfy
ethical criteria.
At the final
Legal Standing Committee meeting held on April 24, members agreed to dismiss
Parliamentarian Kh.Temuujin from the post of the Minister of Justice.
So, the final
revision of the issue whether to dismiss or not is scheduled at the Parliament
session on May 15, 2014.
Related:
Justice Minister’s
resignation discussion delayed – news.mn,
May 9
Permanent
Representative O.Och Delivers Speech
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) Representing the position of the Mongolian government, the
Permanent Representative of Mongolia to the UN O.Och Wednesday took the floor
at the meeting dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the adoption of the
resolution no. 1540 on Non-Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction that
was approved on 28 April 2004,
Mr Och noted
that Mongolia is intending to contribute to great efforts of the International
Co-operative Alliance, and spoke about several government actions being carried
out in frames of its obligingness such as working on refining domestic control
system by joining in an international contract and convention on matters
relating to non-delivery of mass destruction weapons, by making amendments to
relevant national resolutions and by strengthening and improving capacity of customs
and force organizations.
Noting that
Mongolia has delivered its reports to the UN Security Council in 2005 and 2014,
Mr Och acclaimed the statement made by the Chairman of the Council.
South
African Delegation Visits
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) In connection with the 20th anniversary of diplomatic ties
between Mongolia and South Africa to be marked this year, a South African
delegation led by Mr Bheki Winston Joshua Langa, the Concurrent Non-Resident
Ambassador of this country to Mongolia made a visit to Mongolia on May 4-9.
During the
visit, Mr Langa held meetings with Ts.Oyungerel, the Minister of Culture, Sport
and Tourism, S.Oyun, the Minister of Environment and Green Development, the
Deputy Minister of the Foreign Affairs D.Gankhuyag, the Depuy Minister of
Mining O.Erdenebulgan and PMs S.Odontuya and G.Batkhuu.
At the
meetings, the sides touched upon matters relating to bilateral ties and
cooperation, particularly, in mining, energy, environment, education, culture
and art, and sport spheres.
Furthermore, a
memorandum of mutual understanding between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Mongolia and the Department of International Relations and Cooperation of South
Africa was inked by the Deputy Minister D.Gankhuyag and Mr Langa.
The delegation
also visited to the School of International relations and Social Science under
the National University of Mongolia /NUM/ where the Ambassador delivered a
speech on bilateral relations and gave answers for students' concerns.
The bilateral
relations and collaboration have been intensifying in recent years by paying
high level visits and running several cooperation works in mining sector as
well as establishing Mongolia and South Africa parliamentary faction at the
State Great Khural /parliament/ led by PM S.Odontuya.
Parliament
Adopts Resolution to Intensify Economy
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) A plenary meeting of the parliamentary session on Thursday ran
final discussion over a draft resolution of parliament on intensifying the
economy, and then adopted it with 70.2% votes of MPs.
The
resolution’s main objectives are to reduce current expenses, to transmit into a
regime for saving, to support small- and middle-sized productions and to
decline budgetary deficit, said D.Zorigt MP, a leader of a working group which
formulated the draft resolution. The resolution is expected to stabilize the
legal environment for the mining sector, he added.
Moreover, the
document is projected to contribute to reviving the Oyu Tolgoi and Tavantolgoi
projects and taking the 2nd phase investment for the OT project, Zorigt MP
said.
1.5
Million People Request Cash Instead of Shares of Erdenes Tavantolgoi
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) Under a Government program to allocate national incomes earned
from minerals operations, one million people want to own shares of the
state-owned Erdenes Tavantolgoi mine company, while 1.5 million request to be
granted cash instead, says a center aiming at rights protection of shareholders
and investors.
The Government
has earlier offered 1,072 shares of Erdenes Tavantolgoi to every Mongolian
citizen, in pursuant with action plans of today’s ruling authorities. However,
some wanted to be given cash instead, and 300 thousand senior citizens and
disabled people have thus far received 300 thousand togrog each as their shares
in national incomes collected from mining activities in the nation.
Those who want
to be given cash instead of the shares will be able to receive the money once
shares of Erdenes Tavantolgoi get issued to international markets. “However,
the value of the currency (cash money) is expected to be lower than that of
today’s, so we urge people to get the shares. We are ready to assist them with
needed information and advice,” says A.Altanshagai, a head of the center of
rights protection of shareholders and investors.
Domestically-Made
Mobile Phones to Come into Markets
Ulaanbaatar,
May 9 (MONTSAME) The Prime Minister N.Altankhuyag met on Thursday with
representatives of four domestic companies planning to manufacture mobile
phones.
One of them is
ITZone Co that has been developing a so-called Mogul brand mobile which is
planned to be sold at the domestic market twice as cheaper as a similar
foreign-made phone sold in the same market. This smart mobile featuring Android
4.1 operating system and four inch screen is expected to be sold at 150
thousand MNT or 83 US$.
At the meeting,
a representative of Emondo Co presented a smart phone project, at which a
mobile phone that fully supports Mongolian language applications will be
manufactured to be sold at the domestic market.
Darkhan Jonon
Co has a project to resupply imported and re-processed smart phones to the
market at a 30% cheaper price. Today, this kind of business here has been entirely
dominated by Chinese companies, said a company representative.
B.Ankhbayar, a
director of Migma Electronics said the company is ready to commence
manufacturing of four models of smart phones that include those specifically
designed for seniors. Those phone feature big buttons and large color displays.
In order to
restrain the money flow of annual 48 billion MNT spent for foreign-made phones,
the Government will support the domestic producers, promised the Prime Minister
N.Altankhuyag.
Mongolia-Japan
Job Days and Let’s Study in Japan Events Organized in Ulaanbaatar
May 9
(infomongolia.com) The Ulaanbaatar Labor Stock in collaboration with License
Academy LLC is organizing "Mongolia-Japan Job Days" at the Chinggis
Khaan Hotel, Ulaanbaatar on May 09-10, 2014.
In frames of
the Days, Mongolian post graduators in Japan are being introduced to
Japan-invested companies and organizations in Mongolia, besides “Let’s Study in
Japan” event is also hosted for youths interested to obtain education abroad,
meanwhile registration and consultations are being provided.
Organizations
and Companies attending the Mongolia-Japan Job Days and Let’s Study in Japan
- Khan Bank
- Golomt Bank
- Sankou Group
- Suruga Mongol
LLC
- Nomin Holding
(energy and IT branches)
- Dai Ippon
Dubuku
- Aizawa
Konkurito
- Tunamalcom
- Unimedia
- Over 30
representatives and teachers from Japanese schools
Related:
Here
Taking Place Mongolia-Japan Job Fair – Montsame,
May 9
Mongolian
Parliamentary Delegation Received by Emir of State of Kuwait
May 9
(infomongolia.com) On May 07, 2014, Minister for Population Development and
Social Protection of Mongolia, MP Sodnomzundui ERDENE and accompanying Chairman
of Mongolia-Kuwait Parliamentary Group at the State Great Khural (Parliament),
MP Sundui BATBOLD were received by the Emir (Amir) of the State of Kuwait, His
Highness Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah.
During the
meeting with Mongolian delegates, Emir of Kuwait expressed his satisfaction
noting, "The cooperation between the two countries is not only growing in the
political and economic spheres, but also in other sectors as well, where the Parliamentary
Group has been playing an impetus role”.
During the
meeting, Member of Kuwait-Mongolia Parliamentary Group at Kuwait National
Assembly (Parliament), Saud Nashmi Al-Haraj and other officials were present.
Mongolia and
the State of Kuwait have established the diplomatic relations on June 17, 1975.
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