Mongolian delegates led by deputy prime minister M.Enkhbold have left for Belgium to take part in the 14th meeting of a joint Mongolia-EU committee to be held in Brussels on October 13.

The delegates will discuss politics, trade, investment, and agriculture, as well as infrastructure development and nuclear safety.

They will also talk about opening an EU mission in Ulaanbaatar and removing Mongolia from a list of non-market economy countries. The delegates will also study EU standards and rules pertaining to slaughterhouses, meat factories, and veterinarians.

The delegates will study the experiences of counterfeit drug monitoring because Mongolia imports most drugs from EU countries.

After the meeting, the officials will sign documents and determine date of next meeting, which will be held in Ulaanbaatar.