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"In 2024, we set a goal to increase Ulaanbaatar's energy capacity by 200 MW, and we achieved this goal within one year. Moreover, we managed to supply energy to the Central System ahead of schedule. This accomplishment ensures there will be no electricity restrictions during peak winter loads. Additionally, the Baganuur 50 MW Battery Storage Power Station began supplying energy to the Central System on 13 December 2024. This 50 MW Battery Storage Power Station operates in an energy-efficient manner, storing surplus electricity generated during night time and distributing it during peak hours."

"Our (Mongolia) economy is relatively small, but the insiders gained an advantage by using their political influence to get privileged access to all the public funds, investment, land permits."

"Mongolia and China are friendly neighbors linked by mountains and rivers, with many important buildings in Ulaanbaatar that were built with the help of Chinese friends, witnessing the friendship between the two neighbors."

"In today's complex reality, we should always strive to learn from the mistakes of the past, uphold mutual trust, understanding and respect, and make every effort to resolve any misunderstanding, conflict or war by peaceful means and dialogue."

"I am well pleased, that thanks to our (Mongolia–Azerbaijan) joint efforts the mutually beneficial bilateral cooperation is strengthening in many areas. Furthermore, I am confident that the bilateral cooperation will be enriched with economic content by expanding in the fields of agriculture, transportation and tourism."

"Mongolia has actively supported and collaborated on initiatives proposed by United Nations member states to advance sustainable development in mountainous regions, combat climate change and enhance adaptation and resilience."

"With a profound awareness of our duty to safeguard the sacred hearth of the Great Mongol Empire established by Genghis Khan, let us cherish and honor the values of statehood, preserve and pass on our precious cultural heritage and history to future generations, promote harmony, uphold righteousness, observe proper conduct, and work together to advance and develop Mongolia."

"You (Punsalmaagiin Ochirbat) had dedicated your entire life to the service to your country (Mongolia), from an ordinary herder to the president of the country, from a mining engineer to a minister, scientist and academician."

"We're a small country with many different cultural backgrounds. We have a rich cultural heritage, which is something we are excited to show off as a result of our past. You have to remember that our nomadic culture and society were pretty much preserved as were up until thirty years ago (1990s). The economy changed to be more democratic, and tourism and business have opened up. As a result, we have managed to preserve our cultural heritage really well. We have a culture and nomadic lifestyle which is a bit different from what you may know, and so based on our nomadic history and background, our art and culture are very unique."

"Mongolia has so much to offer in terms of unique natural beauty and the large urban city of Ulaanbaatar which employs many talented film professionals and modern production facilities. We are pleased to welcome some of the world's top studios to our country to highlight our very generous film rebates and showcase how Mongolia is open for international business and investment."

"In order to preserve and maintain cultural heritages, promote history and culture, and pass them on to future generations, the Mongolian government is carrying out a number of significant construction projects. The Ministry of Culture is developing a strategy to boost the economic impact of these programs. It should be mentioned that the establishment of the Museum of Tonyukuk the Wise in the Nalaikh district of the capital city is directly tied to the policy goals of protecting and preserving cultural heritage and promoting economic growth. In addition, the importance of the project is further enhanced by the fact that it creates a good experience for the development of other valuable cultural heritage preserved in every corner of Mongolia according to this standard."

"Tourism revenue has increased 2.8 times compared to 2022. Last year, we launched a partnership with Trip.com, enabling international travelers to book flights to Mongolia and purchase travel services directly. Additionally, to expand transportation capacity for tourists, we signed agreements on aviation relations with several countries and actively worked on securing flight permits. As a result, direct flights are now available to a total of 155 destinations. For the first time in history, Mongolia's air transport sector has served over 2 million passengers. Of the tourists visiting Mongolia, 47 percent are interested in and adventure tourism. Solo travel is becoming a global trend, making it essential for us to develop such experiences in line with international standards. Additionally, as artificial intelligence continues to advance in a big way, integrating technologies such as chatbots into our operations is crucial."

"We need to urgently establish a comprehensive and modernized cancer treatment and research facility that meets international standards. With Mongolia's expanding foreign relations, we intend to advance this project through international cooperation and not rely solely on the State Budget. Cancer incidence is increasing each year, and without the timely completion of this facility, the World Health Organization estimates that cancer rates in Mongolia will double by 2040."

"There is necessity to build hospitals, including that provide cardiac treatment and organ transplant. We can save large amount of money once we could build several large hospitals, the country needs."

"China has significantly contributed to our country (Mongolia)'s efforts to end the system of three shifts in schools by giving non-refundable aid for building new schools and kindergartens."