Ulaanbaatar
President receives Chinese Ambassador
Politics
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/. President U.Khurelsukh received
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the People’s Republic of China
Chai Wenrui on June 13.
The Ambassador conveyed that Chinese President Xi Jinping
sent a congratulatory letter to President of Mongolia U.Khurelsukh on his
birthday.
Emphasizing the importance of developing friendly relations
between Mongolia and China, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed readiness to
work with his Mongolian counterpart to elevate bilateral relations and
cooperation.
The Chinese side reaffirmed its readiness to implement the
visit of the Mongolian President to China in the first turn.
Ambassador Chai Wenrui noted that even during the pandemic, the
Mongolia-China friendly relations and cooperation have been deepening in all
sectors and political mutual trust has been enhancing alongside the development
of humanitarian relations, strengthening of the people-to-people ties and expansion
of cooperation on international and regional issues.
The Ambassador said that China highly praises ‘One Billion
Trees’ movement for its valuable contribution to the protection of the world
environment and the fight against climate change.
In turn, President U.Khurelsukh expressed gratitude to Mr. Xi
Jinping for his birthday greetings and handed over a congratulatory letter to
the Ambassador on the occasion of President Xi Jinping's upcoming birthday.
The President said that at a time that the international
situation is unstable and the pandemic has not subsided, Mongolia is committed
to further actively developing relations and cooperation with China within the
framework of its foreign policy priorities.
He also thanked the Government of the People's Republic of China
for providing CNY 31 million worth of medicines, medical devices and equipment
to Mongolia during the difficult times of the pandemic.
President Khurelsukh said that he is ready to cooperate with
the Chinese side in all aspects to combat climate change and its negative
consequences as agreed during a telephone conversation held earlier with
Chinese President Xi Jinping.
