Mongolia offers its help to Japan in holding talks with N. Korea
Sodovjamts Khurelbaatar, Mongolia's outgoing ambassador to Japan, speaks about his experiences in both Japan and North Korea.
Mongolia offers its help to Japan in holding talks with N. Korea. Sodovjamts Khurelbaatar, Mongolia's outgoing ambassador to Japan, speaks about his experiences in both Japan and North Korea. Mongolia's outgoing ambassador to Japan pledged his country's cooperation in helping to resolve the decades-old issue of Japanese nationals abducted by North Korea. “It is Mongolia’s duty to help solve the issue as a partner of Japan,” said Khurelbaatar, emphasizing the friendly ties the country's enjoys with both Japan and North Korea. He also suggested that Mongolia's capital, Ulan Bator, be the setting for stalled six-party talks aimed at denuclearizing North Korea. Khurelbaatar also served as ambassador to North Korea toward the end of the regime headed by Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un's father. Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is also keen to further relations with Mongolia in light of its good relationship with North Korea.
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