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Ambassador G.Battungalag presents her credentials to Slovenian President
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Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Republic of Slovenia G.Battungalag presented her letter of credence to the President of Slovenia Borut Pahor on June 19.
President Borut Pahor received Ms. G.Battungalag and discussed the current issues of bilateral relations and cooperation. After delivering her greetings, Ambassador Ms. G.Battungalag expressed her intention in extending mutually beneficial cooperation in economy, education, tourism, information and technology sectors.
The sides highlighted the importance of working cooperatively, providing mutual support and exchanging practices within the framework of bilateral relations and multilateral dialogue mechanisms, especially in the UN.
During her working visit in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Ambassador Ms. G.Battungalag held official meetings with Slovenia’s Minister of Education, Science and Sport, foreign policy advisor to the Prime Minister, State secretary of the Foreign Ministry, State secretary of the Ministry of Health, officials of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Slovenian Tourist Board to discuss the opportunities of developing bilateral cooperation.
President Borut Pahor received Ms. G.Battungalag and discussed the current issues of bilateral relations and cooperation. After delivering her greetings, Ambassador Ms. G.Battungalag expressed her intention in extending mutually beneficial cooperation in economy, education, tourism, information and technology sectors.
The sides highlighted the importance of working cooperatively, providing mutual support and exchanging practices within the framework of bilateral relations and multilateral dialogue mechanisms, especially in the UN.
During her working visit in Ljubljana, Slovenia, Ambassador Ms. G.Battungalag held official meetings with Slovenia’s Minister of Education, Science and Sport, foreign policy advisor to the Prime Minister, State secretary of the Foreign Ministry, State secretary of the Ministry of Health, officials of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Slovenian Tourist Board to discuss the opportunities of developing bilateral cooperation.
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