Chinese Premier Li Qiang and Mongolian Prime Minister Luvsannamsrai Oyun-Erdene pledged to expand bilateral cooperation in emerging tech, renewable energy, and cultural exchanges during a high-profile meeting in Harbin on Friday. The talks coincided with the closing ceremony of the 9th Asian Winter Games, where Mongolia praised China's role in promoting regional solidarity through sports diplomacy.
Key areas of collaboration outlined include:
- Strategic Alignment: Syncing Mongolia's development plans with China's Belt and Road Initiative
- Tech Innovation: Joint projects in artificial intelligence and green energy transition
- Infrastructure: Enhancing cross-border connectivity and resource development
- Cultural Bonds: Expanding youth exchanges and tourism initiatives
Premier Li emphasized that the neighboring nations share 'mountains, rivers, and common development goals,' while PM Oyun-Erdene reaffirmed Mongolia's adherence to the one-China policy. The leaders also committed to strengthening regional security coordination through multilateral platforms.
The meeting concluded with mutual appreciation for the Asian Winter Games' success in showcasing what PM Oyun-Erdene called 'the collective strength of Asian values.'
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Premier Li says China willing to deepen cooperation with Mongolia
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