[The China-Mongolia border Railway Agreement will be concluded at an early date] Minister of Transport Li Xiaopeng recently held a video meeting with Mongolian Minister of Transport and Development Binbazhangut, during which the two sides exchanged in-depth views on relevant issues in the field of transport between China and Mongolia. Li Xiaopeng pointed out that he hoped the two sides could jointly revise the agreement on international road transport between China and Mongolia to improve the facilitation of international road transport. Actively promote China-Mongolia-Russia international road transport cooperation along AH4 of the Asian Highway Network; We will complete the revision of the China-Mongolia border railway agreement at an early date, and promote the capacity of railway ports to transfer goods. Editor/Xu Shengpeng
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