ULAN, BATOR – Mongolian Prime Minister Sukhbaataryn Batbold has called for boosting economic cooperation with Japan in the areas of nuclear energy and development of natural resources such as rare earth minerals.
Batbold said he plans to visit Japan in March and expressed eagerness to forge cooperation with Japan as Mongolia, rich in uranium reserves, plans to build its first nuclear power plant.
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