The Standing Committee on Security and Foreign Policy praised a draft protocol on the establishment and replacement of diplomatic offices in some countries during a regular meeting on June 6th

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, L.Bold, said that there are many issues of priority for the foreign policy of Mongolia including the countries influences, reputation and prominence in the region, the volume of business, economic relations with Mongolia, the number of Mongolian residents and passengers between the two countries. These matters were given high consideration when choosing the countries in which to reopen and establish a consulate or consulate general.

The draft protocol contained the items to reopen the Embassies in Jakarta in the Republic of Indonesia, Brasнlia in Brazil, Kabul in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, and to establish a Consulate General in Bishkek in the Kyrgyz Republic, a Consulate in Hailaar in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of the People”s Republic of China and Pusan in the Republic of Korea.

There were no changes or complaints regarding the draft protocol so the Standing Committee on Security and Foreign Policy is to submit it to a plenary session meeting of Parliament for discussion.