China and Mongolia pledged to deepen cooperation across trade, technology, and cultural exchanges during a high-level meeting between Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Mongolian Prime Minister Luvsannamsrai Oyun-Erdene in Harbin. The talks took place on the sidelines of the 9th Asian Winter Games, which concluded Friday in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province.
Premier Li emphasized the shared interests of the neighboring nations, stating China is committed to advancing regional stability and aligning Mongolia's development strategies with the Belt and Road Initiative. Key focus areas include mineral energy, AI innovation, green infrastructure, and youth-driven cultural programs.
Oyun-Erdene praised China's hosting of the winter sports event as a platform to "promote Asian values" and reaffirmed Mongolia's adherence to the one-China policy. Both leaders agreed to strengthen cross-border connectivity and expand partnerships in renewable energy projects.
The meeting signals renewed momentum for Asia-wide collaboration, with China offering to coordinate multilateral efforts on climate resilience and digital transformation. Over 200 athletes from 27 countries and regions competed at the Harbin games, underscoring sport's role in fostering regional unity.
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