On March 25, 2025, the Mongolia-Slovenia Parliamentary Friendship Groups conducted a virtual meeting to enhance bilateral ties, focusing on economic cooperation and upcoming political events. Tuvshin Banzragch and Suzana Lep Simenko led discussions on agricultural partnerships and the significance of high-level meetings commemorating 30 years of diplomatic relations.
On March 25, 2025, a virtual meeting was held between the Parliamentary Friendship Groups of Mongolia and Slovenia, led by Tuvshin Banzragch and Suzana Lep Simenko, respectively. Tuvshin Banzragch, the head of the Mongolia-Slovenia group, noted that with the State Great Khural now comprising 126 members, there is a strong potential for enhancing long-term bilateral relations. He expressed optimism about utilizing this expanded legislative capacity for more active cooperation between the two nations.
Suzana Lep Simenko acknowledged the significance of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic ties celebrated in 2023 and mentioned recent high-level visits, including a tour by Mongolia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs to Slovenia and a forthcoming State Visit by Slovenia’s President Natasa Pirc Musar to Mongolia in 2024. She emphasized the importance of these events in deepening bilateral relations and shared information regarding Slovenia’s upcoming National Assembly elections.
The leaders also discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in economic and legal sectors, exploring potential partnerships in agriculture, tourism, crop production, and forestry. They agreed to further discuss these issues in follow-up meetings that would involve relevant Standing Committees and ministries to ensure that conversations lead to actionable results.
Other participants in the conference included members of Mongolia’s parliamentary group, Soronzonbold Lkhagvasuren and Ochirbat Ganbat, alongside Samo Novak, the Secretary of the Slovenia-Mongolia Parliamentary Friendship Group.
The virtual meeting between the Parliamentary Friendship Groups of Mongolia and Slovenia underscored a commitment to enhancing bilateral cooperation. With significant legislative changes in Mongolia, there is optimism for more dynamic engagements. The discussions focused on key areas such as economic collaboration and mutual visits, with plans for future meetings to consult specific committees and ministries.
Original Source: montsame.mn
