On July 21, 2026, Prime Minister N.Uchral received Shen Minjuan, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Mongolia, as the ambassador concluded her diplomatic mission and prepared to return to China.
Prime Minister N.Uchral congratulated Ambassador Shen on receiving Mongolia's Order of the Polar Star (Altan Gadas), one of the country's highest state honors, by decree of the President of Mongolia.
He noted that the Government of Mongolia highly values Ambassador Shen's active efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation during her tenure and praised her significant contribution to deepening the friendship between the peoples of Mongolia and China.
Ambassador Shen expressed her commitment to the continued development of bilateral cooperation and said that the Chinese side is paying close attention to ensuring the supply of AI-92 gasoline and aviation fuel to Mongolia in response to the request of the Mongolian Government.
N,Uchral also expressed confidence that key bilateral projects would continue to move forward, including the railway connections at the Shiveekhuren–Sekhe, Bichigt–Zuun Khatavch, and Khangi–Mandal border ports, as well as efforts to strengthen the legal framework through amendments to relevant bilateral agreements.
Ambassador Shen Minjuan is concluding her two-year and 10-month diplomatic assignment in Mongolia.
On July 21, 2026, Prime Minister N.Uchral received Shen Minjuan, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Mongolia, as the ambassador concluded her diplomatic mission and prepared to return to China.
Prime Minister N.Uchral congratulated Ambassador Shen on receiving Mongolia's Order of the Polar Star (Altan Gadas), one of the country's highest state honors, by decree of the President of Mongolia.
He noted that the Government of Mongolia highly values Ambassador Shen's active efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation during her tenure and praised her significant contribution to deepening the friendship between the peoples of Mongolia and China.
Ambassador Shen expressed her commitment to the continued development of bilateral cooperation and said that the Chinese side is paying close attention to ensuring the supply of AI-92 gasoline and aviation fuel to Mongolia in response to the request of the Mongolian Government.
N,Uchral also expressed confidence that key bilateral projects would continue to move forward, including the railway connections at the Shiveekhuren–Sekhe, Bichigt–Zuun Khatavch, and Khangi–Mandal border ports, as well as efforts to strengthen the legal framework through amendments to relevant bilateral agreements.
Ambassador Shen Minjuan is concluding her two-year and 10-month diplomatic assignment in Mongolia.