At the meeting, Minister Badamsuren emphasized the importance of fulfilling previously concluded agreements on stable supplies of Mongolian products, including wool, cashmere, leather, and meat, to the Kazakh market.
He also expressed hope for an increase in imports from Kazakhstan, including key products such as fruits, vegetables, berries, and rice, as well as high-quality wheat seeds and other agricultural crops, which should contribute to the development of Mongolia's agricultural sector.
Ambassador Seytakynov, in turn, highlighted Kazakhstan's interest in the Mongolian cashmere industry and proposed an important project to establish a factory for the production of vaccines for animals in Mongolia. This factory will aim to improve livestock health and prevent the spread of diseases in the region.
In conclusion, both sides confirmed their intention to intensify cooperation in areas such as transport, logistics, tourism, and education, as well as their desire to create more favorable conditions for cross-border trade.
