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India and Mongolia celebrate 70 years of diplomatic ties, marking a strategic partnership with MoUs on development, cultural, spiritual cooperation, and enhanced trade, emphasizing regional stability and energy collaboration.

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The two countries also celebrated the 10th anniversary of their Strategic Partnership with key MoUs signed during the visit of Mongolian President to India. 

Key MoUs signed 

  • Development Cooperation: Both countries reaffirmed commitment to the Mongol Oil Refinery Project, being implemented with US$ 1.7 billion Line of Credit by India. 
  • Cultural Relations: MoU between Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council and Mongolia’s Arkhangai Province.
Map showing Mongolia (in orange) with its capital Ulaanbaatar, bordered by Russia to the north and China to the south.
  • Spiritual Cooperation: India plans to send holy relics of Lord Buddha’disciples Sariputra and Maudgalyayana  to Mongolia, help digitise the 1 million ancient Buddhist manuscripts, and link Nalanda and Gandan Monastery.
  • Others: Free e-visas to Mongolian citizens, strengthening trade through exploring the potential of third-country ports, enhance cooperation in Uranium,  resilient supply chains and critical minerals, etc. 

Significance Of Mongolia For India

  • Strategic Importance: Mongolia’s strategic location,  essential for enhancing geopolitical balance and regional stability.
  • International and Development Cooperation: Both countries commit to a free, open, and rule based Indo-Pacific, along with cooperation in multilateral fora. 
  • Energy and Economic Partnership: Mongolia has vast reserves of coking coal, useful for Steel industry.

India-Mongolia Relations

  • Bilateral Relations: Diplomatic Ties  established in 1955 And Strategic Partnership in 2015. 
  • Economic Relations: 110.8 Million USD total Bilateral trade (2024). 
  • Military Cooperation: Military exercises, namely, Nomadic Elephant and Khaan Quest.
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