Chinese premier pledges to strengthen cooperation with Kazakhstan, Mongolia (2)

At a separate meeting with Mongolian Prime Minister Norovyn Altankhuyag,

Wen said China and Mongolia have established a strategic partnership and the two nations should sincerely implement the agreements they have reached.

The two countries should respect and accommodate each other's core interests and deepen their political and strategic mutual trust, Wen said.

The Chinese government supports local companies to increase investment in Mongolia, and is willing to work with the Mongolian side to enhance bilateral cooperation in energy and resources, infrastructure and agriculture, Wen said.

He also expressed the hope that Mongolia could provide more policy support for Chinese companies.

Altankhuyag commended the frequent high-level exchanges between Mongolia and China and fruitful results of cooperation in various fields.

He also thanked China for its assistance and support to Mongolia and said his country is willing to strengthen cooperation with Beijing in a comprehensive way and make new progress in advancing Mongolia-China strategic partnership.

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