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Luxembourg Parliamentary Delegation Visiting Mongolia www.montsame.mn
At the invitation of Temuulen Ganzorig, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Security and Foreign Policy of the State Great Khural (Parliament), a parliamentary delegation from the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, led by Gusty Graas, Member of the Chamber of Deputies and Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee, is visiting Mongolia.
On March 24, Temuulen, along with committee members and Munkhsoyol Baatarjav, head of the Mongolia-Luxembourg Parliamentary Group, met with the visiting delegation.
At the meeting, Temuulen said that Mongolia attaches great importance to its relations and cooperation with the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, noting that the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations provides a favorable environment to deepen mutual understanding and expand cooperation.
He emphasized that parliamentary cooperation will play a key role in strengthening ties grounded in shared values of human rights and democracy.
He also noted that Mongolia’s parliament ratified a loan agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development on December 25, 2025, for the establishment of a National Cardiovascular Center. The project is expected to make a significant contribution to public health and stand as a symbol of five decades of cooperation. He expressed gratitude for Luxembourg’s grant assistance.
Munkhsoyol provided a brief overview of the Mongolia-Luxembourg parliamentary group, established in April 2025 with five members. She noted Mongolia’s efforts to increase women’s representation through electoral reforms and stated that the current 126-member parliament will continue to prioritize women’s participation in decision-making.
Gusty Graas expressed satisfaction with the visit, taking place during the milestone anniversary of diplomatic relations, and discussed inter-parliamentary cooperation and progress on healthcare projects.
The two sides also highlighted the cardiovascular health project, which has been implemented in five phases over 25 years.
The visit of the Luxembourg parliamentary delegation is ongoing, according to the Press Office of the State Great Khural.
Published Date:2026-03-25
