Mongolian president Nambaryn Enkhbayar met in Ulan Bator Sunday
with Liang Guanglie, member of China's Central
Military Commission and chief of the general staff of the Chinese
People's Liberation Army, to discuss relations between their two
countries and two armed forces.
At the meeting, Enkhbayar said Mongolia attaches importance to
boosting long-term, stable, good-neighborly and mutually beneficial
relations between Mongolia and China.
High-level visits have become regular and the development of
bilateral cooperation in various fields has continued over recent
years, said the president.
Bilateral cooperation in military fields were boosted fast,
Enkhbayar said, adding that "I believe the current visit by Liang
Guanglie will contribute to boosting friendly cooperation in
military fields between the two countries."
Speaking on the same occasion, Liang said that over the past
more than half a century, bilateral relations have developed
continually and the two countries have developed cooperation in
many fields.
China wishes to make efforts to expand and deepen bilateral
cooperation, and the two countries will forever be good neighbors,
good friends and good partners, Liang said.
Earlier Sunday, Liang held talks with his Mongolian counterpart
Ts. Togoo, on bilateral relations and regional and international
issues of common concern.
Liang arrived here on Saturday for a three-day visit to
Mongolia.
(Xinhua News Agency May 28, 2007)
