Prime Minister Zandanshatar Gombojav of Mongolia arrived in Vladivostok to participate in the Eastern Economic Forum. This prominent event regularly attracts influential leaders from across Asia and beyond. Upon landing at Vladivostok International Airport, the Prime Minister received a warm and official welcome. Specifically, he was greeted by Mongolia’s Ambassador to Russia, Enkhtuvshin Ulziisaikhan. Moreover, Kirill Khizinsky, Deputy Chairman of Primorsky Krai’s Government, and Minister Konstantin Sidorenko welcomed him on behalf of the local administration.
Shortly after, Prime Minister Zandanshatar toured the Far East Street exhibition in Vladivostok. At this exhibition, he explored cultural and economic displays from Russia’s Far Eastern regions. Notably, he visited the pavilions of the Republic of Buryatia and the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). There, Alexey Tsedynov, Head of Buryatia, and Aldar Dorjiev, Minister of Tourism, showcased their region’s unique attractions and business potential. This visit clearly emphasized Mongolia’s growing partnership with Russia’s Far East, fostering stronger ties through culture and commerce.
Furthermore, the Eastern Economic Forum expects a remarkable turnout this year. More than 7,100 delegates from over 70 countries will gather to share ideas and build partnerships. For example, Mongolia, Vietnam, India, China, Laos, Malaysia, and Thailand are among the countries well represented. Consequently, the forum serves as a vital platform for discussions on regional cooperation, trade development, investment, and infrastructure projects. Additionally, it highlights the Asia-Pacific region’s increasing importance in global economic affairs.
During the event, Prime Minister Zandanshatar plans to hold several important meetings with regional leaders and business representatives. These discussions aim to strengthen Mongolia’s economic partnerships, expand trade routes, and explore new areas for collaboration. Indeed, the Eastern Economic Forum offers a strategic venue to forge alliances and support regional growth.
In conclusion, Mongolia’s active involvement in the Eastern Economic Forum highlights its strong commitment to regional collaboration. The Prime Minister’s visit clearly reflects Mongolia’s strategic focus on deepening economic ties with neighboring countries. As the forum progresses, it will likely open new avenues for investment and partnership, benefiting the entire Asia-Pacific region.
