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Tue, 05/10/2011 - 13:15
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FOREIGN MINISTER MEETS JAPANESE AMBASSADOR
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ The Minister of Foreign Affairs G.Zandanshatar received Tuesday Kidokoro Takuo, the ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of Japan to Mongolia in respect of a request of Japan's side.
The Minister has underlined a vital importance of a bilateral agreement on developing the strategic partnership relations and issuing a joint statement in forwarding the ties, and noted that the two countries have a great opportunity to deepen the strategic partnership cooperation in all sectors.
The ambassador has pointed out the government of Japan is contributing to accelerating of the development of Mongolia and is keeping its position to render assistance and support to Mongolia. He has said Japan's government will continue implementing many economic projects and programs in frames of the official assistance for development.
The sides have highlighted an important role of economic partnership agreement in widening the bilateral trade and economic cooperation, and expressed a satisfaction with an intensive course of a preparation for establishing the agreement. They also have denied an article on erecting nuclear waste storage in Mongolia which has been published in Japan's "Mainichi" newspaper, and then confirmed that there are no plans on the matter.
B.Khuder
The Minister has underlined a vital importance of a bilateral agreement on developing the strategic partnership relations and issuing a joint statement in forwarding the ties, and noted that the two countries have a great opportunity to deepen the strategic partnership cooperation in all sectors.
The ambassador has pointed out the government of Japan is contributing to accelerating of the development of Mongolia and is keeping its position to render assistance and support to Mongolia. He has said Japan's government will continue implementing many economic projects and programs in frames of the official assistance for development.
The sides have highlighted an important role of economic partnership agreement in widening the bilateral trade and economic cooperation, and expressed a satisfaction with an intensive course of a preparation for establishing the agreement. They also have denied an article on erecting nuclear waste storage in Mongolia which has been published in Japan's "Mainichi" newspaper, and then confirmed that there are no plans on the matter.
B.Khuder
