Parliamentarians meet Mr Wang Guoqing

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Members of the parliamentary Standing committee on economics and of the Mongolia-China inter-parliamentary group S.Byambatsogt and D.Ganbat MPs met Monday visiting these days Mr Wang Guoqing, the deputy director of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Standing Committee on Monday. "Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference bears nine committees, and the Committee for economic affairs is regarded as the biggest one. While representing our Committee, we intend to make a contribution to the development of the bilateral economic relations and cooperation because the economic committee closely works with us," Mr Wang explained. Thanks to a reforms policy, China has gained big achievements in economy and has become one of the leading countries in the world in terms of economical potential, the people's livelihood is improving as well, said Mr Wang and added that "it is a proved fact that the economy of China was stable during the 2008 global economic crisis". But it is certain that China’s economic success will not continue alone when the world economic crisis and globalization of international economy still resist, "so we aim to cooperate with countries by exploiting mutual advantages, we also want to collaborate with the Mongolian parliamentary Standing committee in a scope of deepening the economic ties with Mongolia," Mr Wang underlined. S.Byambatsogt MP agreed with Mr Wang and said Mongolia is working on a policy which will make the country's economics more beneficial and wants to make its mineral resources more valuable because the growth of our economy greatly depends on extraction of the mineral products such as gold, copper and coal. "Since it is much needed to construct infrastructure, energy, railways and auto roads, we want to expand the traditional relations with China in implementing biggest projects and to cooperate under a mutually beneficial policy," Byambatsogt emphasized. D.Ganbat said the Standing committee also wants to boost fruitful and mutually beneficial ties with China. Then the parties exchanged views and information on related issues.