Mongolia, South Korea to intensify ties
South Korea's administration is willing to support Mongolia's efforts to reduce air pollution noted South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon during his meeting with Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh.
Mongolia and South Korea to intensify ties. South Korea's administration is willing to support Mongolia's efforts to reduce air pollution noted South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon during his meeting with Mongolian Prime Minister Khurelsukh. The current government's most urgent task is to resolve air pollution issue of Ulaanbaatar capital city Korean side proposed that the two sides explore a "specific resolution" to the issue, including the possibility of dispatching South Korean experts. The leaders agreed to hold the third joint committee meeting between the two nations in Mongolia in the first quarter of this year to discuss follow-up measures to what was discussed in their talks. Moreover, the dignities stressed the need for the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula and a peaceful resolution to the North Korean nuclear issue. Mongolian Prime Minister welcomed inter-Korean talks on the North's participation in next month's PyeongChang Winter Olympics. Mongolia will continue to support the South Korean government's policy on the North Korean nuclear issue said Khurelsukh. South Korea also hopes to expand partnerships with Mongolia in such sectors as natural resources, energy, transportation and infrastructure. Mongolia and South Korea’s relations have constantly improved since they forged diplomatic ties in 1990. More than 160,000 people exchanged visits last year alone.
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