AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMongolia–Japan ties: President Khurelsukh met Japan’s Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi, reaffirming the “Special Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity” and discussing plans to expand Chinggis Khaan International Airport capacity via a Japanese concessional loan. Mongolia–Montenegro diplomacy: Montenegro President Jakov Milatović will visit Mongolia Sept. 8–10 for talks on trade, investment, education, science, tourism and climate, with a Joint Declaration and other documents expected. Transport update: Ulaanbaatar Railway reports freight is on track for a record high, with 33 million tonnes moved last year and nearly 20 million in the first seven months. Fuel crunch: Mongolia faces gasoline and diesel shortages and long queues after disruptions in Russia, where drone strikes hit oil facilities and seasonal demand rises. Culture and tourism: The “A Thousand Horsemen” festival in Gorkhi-Terelj features international mounted archery and equestrian shows, drawing 87 archers from Mongolia and abroad. Sports spotlight: Mongolia’s Gunbileg Ganbaatar won women’s gold in horseback archery at the World Nomad Games, while Almaz Junusov took two golds in traditional archery.
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