Sunday, September 13, 2026

Australian Ambassador Honored with Mongolia’s “Golden Gerege” Award

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Mongolia has recognized Australian Ambassador Katie Smith for her contributions to strengthening diplomatic ties. On March 25, 2025, Foreign Minister Battsetseg Batmunkh awarded her the prestigious “Golden Gerege” as she completed her tenure in Mongolia.

During their meeting, Foreign Minister Batmunkh praised the strong partnership between Mongolia and Australia. She highlighted their growing cooperation in politics, trade, and investment. She also emphasized efforts to elevate their relationship to a Comprehensive Partnership. Australia remains a key ally for Mongolia in the Asia-Pacific region.

Ambassador Smith expressed her appreciation for the deepening ties between the two nations. She noted significant progress in education, mining, and tourism. These sectors have strengthened connections between Mongolia and Australia, creating more opportunities for collaboration.

Foreign Minister Batmunkh acknowledged Ambassador Smith’s dedication to fostering bilateral relations. She credited her for actively enhancing diplomatic dialogue and economic cooperation. As a sign of gratitude, she presented her with the “Golden Gerege”, a traditional Mongolian honor. This award symbolizes appreciation for outstanding contributions to Mongolia’s international relations.

Ambassador Smith thanked Mongolia for its hospitality and support throughout her tenure. She also expressed her gratitude to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for its collaboration. She believes Mongolia-Australia relations will continue to grow in the coming years.

Mongolia and Australia share strong diplomatic and economic ties. Both nations aim to expand their partnership in multiple fields. With ongoing efforts to enhance cooperation, the future looks promising for this bilateral relationship. As Mongolia moves towards a Comprehensive Partnership with Australia, the “Golden Gerege” remains a symbol of their enduring friendship.

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