Zeng Qinghong meets Mongolian guests
2004-09-04
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BEIJING, Sept. 4 (Xinhua) -- Chinese Vice President Zeng
Qinghong met here Saturday with the Citizens Will-Republican Party of Mongolia
delegation, led by S. Oyun, the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
delegation, led by D. Idevkhten, and the Democratic Party of Mongolia, led by L.
Gansukh.
Zeng, also a member of the Standing Committee of the
Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, said
Mongolia is an important neighbor of China. The Chinese and Mongolians have
traditionally cultivated friendship.
The mutual trust and
cooperation between the two countries meet the basic interests of the two
peoples, Zeng said.
In recent years, he noted, the two countries
scored new achievement in political, economic, cultural and educational
cooperation.
Zeng also said that exchange and cooperation between
political parties in the two countries have pushed the relationship
forward.
Frequent contact and exchanges between the political
parties and figures of the two countries would increase mutual understanding,
enhance friendship, solidify mutual trust and promote cooperation, Zeng
acknowledged.
Oyun said that the exchange of high-profile visits
between the two countries helped expand friendly and cooperative relations, and
that the Mongolian government and all political parties support the one-China
policy.
Idevkhten said he very much valued the friendly,
equal-footing cooperation between his party and the CPC.
Gansukh
said the third International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) will
show that Asia is becoming increasingly more important.
The three
Mongolian parties are here attending the third ICAPP,which is scheduled from
Sept. 3 to 5.
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