Mongolia sent a high-level delegation to the 2012 NATO summit
in Chicago on Sunday, with the Individual
Partnership and Cooperation Program status for
the first time.

In March, Mongolia and NATO signed
their first bilateral cooperation program under
NATO”s new policy of developing more
flexible partnerships with countries that engages
significantly with international security affairs.
Under the program, Mongolia will cooperate
with NATO in security, disaster prevention
and personnel training and exchange.

The president of Mongolia planned to attend the summit, but postponed his
visit.