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Prime Minister of Mongolia Nyam-Osoryn Uchral will take part in the WEF-2026

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Anton Kobyakov, Adviser to the President of Russia, Executive Secretary of the Organizing Committee of the Eastern Economic Forum, and Dulamsuren Dawa, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Russia, met in Moscow. The parties discussed cooperation between the two countries in various areas and building a productive dialogue on key business platforms.

"Russia and Mongolia are consistently deepening economic and humanitarian ties. Various forum platforms, in which the Mongolian side actively participates, act as an effective mechanism for developing dialogue. I am convinced that the upcoming WEF will bring the countries' relations to a qualitatively new level and create conditions for the implementation of major international projects in the fields of transport, energy and industry," stressed Anton Kobyakov.

The meeting discussed the composition of Mongolia's delegation to the Eastern Economic Forum 2026 and possible formats of cooperation.

"Prime Minister Nyam-Osoryn Uchral will lead Mongolia's delegation to the upcoming WEF. It will include heads of ministries and departments, as well as business representatives. We appreciate the great opportunities provided by the Forum's platform to strengthen ties between Russia and Mongolia," said Dulamsuren Dawa.

The parties considered the possibility of participation of representatives of Mongolia in the business and cultural programs of the WEF, as well as holding a Russia-Mongolia business dialogue with the participation of officials and entrepreneurs of the two countries.

The Eastern Economic Forum will be held on September 1-4 in Vladivostok on the campus of the Far Eastern Federal University. The WEF is organized by the Roscongress Foundation with the support of the Government of the Russian Federation.

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