Deputy Minister G. Amartuvshin and Deputy Secretary Kevin Cheok co-chaired talks covering bilateral relations, carbon market cooperation, and expanded diplomatic exchange between Mongolia and Singapore.
The third consultations between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Singapore were held in Singapore on 23 September 2026, co-chaired by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs G. Amartuvshin on the Mongolian side and Deputy Secretary (Asia Pacific) Mr Kevin Cheok on the Singaporean side.
The two sides exchanged views on the current state of bilateral relations, upcoming visits and events, and priority areas for cooperation, discussing ways to strengthen political dialogue and expand mutually beneficial cooperation in trade and investment. The Mongolian side also expressed appreciation for training and capacity-building opportunities provided to approximately 2,000 Mongolian public officials in fields including public administration, education and healthcare under the Singapore Cooperation Programme.
Discussions also covered increasing exchanges between the two foreign ministries, including arranging reciprocal opportunities for junior and mid-career diplomats to learn from each other’s experience. The Mongolian side proposed establishing links between the two countries’ diplomatic academies.
Both sides noted that the intergovernmental agreement on carbon market cooperation entered into force in August 2026, observing that it offers opportunities to expand cooperation on carbon markets and green finance, and to develop a broader green economy partnership.
The two sides also noted their active cooperation within the United Nations and other international organisations, reaffirming their shared commitment to addressing challenges arising from the current geopolitical situation and deepening cooperation at both the international and regional levels.
Source: Embassy of Mongolia in Singapore
