President of Mongolia Concludes State Visit to Tajikistan
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DUSHANBE, 26.07.2025 (NIAT Khovar) – The state visit of the President of Mongolia, Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, to the Republic of Tajikistan officially concluded on July 26.
At Dushanbe International Airport, the distinguished guest was seen off by First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan, Hokim Kholiqzoda, and other senior government officials.
To mark the occasion, the airport was festively decorated with the national flags of both countries, portraits of the Presidents of Tajikistan and Mongolia, as well as banners celebrating the friendship between the two nations. A red carpet was laid out, and a ceremonial guard of honor lined both sides of the pathway.
The state visit of the President of Mongolia to Tajikistan took place from July 23 to 26 and featured high-level meetings and talks, the signing of new cooperation agreements, and a range of significant events, including an Tajikistan–Mongolia Investment Forum and the Days of Mongolian Culture in Tajikistan.
As part of the visit, President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh also toured the National Museum of Tajikistan and the Rogun Hydropower Plant.











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