Following the Belarusian-Mongolian business forum, a ceremony was held to sign agreements and contracts between enterprises and organizations of the two countries, according to a BELTA correspondent.

A memorandum of understanding was signed between SZAO Mogilevsky Vagonostroitelny Zavod and Talyin Khishig Trans LLC, and a dealership agreement was signed between OAO AMKODOR and AgDealer LLC.

Also, a memorandum of cooperation and intentions was concluded between OAO Gomselmash and AgDealer LLC, and a memorandum of cooperation between the Republican Union of Builders and the United Association of Builders of Mongolia.

An exclusive distribution agreement was signed by LLC LeaderStroyGrad and LLC Shine Tsongkhan Standart, memoranda of cooperation between OAO Kamvol and Khanbogd Cashmere, Belgospishcheprom Concern and VitaFit-Invest LLC, and a supply agreement between OAO Zhabinovsky Sugar Factory and VitaFit-Invest.

Contracts for the supply of products to Mongolia were signed by OAO Minsk Milk Plant No. 1, Gorodetsky Sugar Combine, DOO Firm AVS, and LLC EZLM, a memorandum of intent by OAO Babushkina Krynka and LLC Minsk Belarusian Trade House, and an additional agreement to extend the existing contract by SP LLC Santa Bremor and LLC Tulgasaykhan.

A memorandum of understanding was concluded between PO LLC Energokomplekt and LLC Jessica Energy, and memoranda of mutual cooperation between OAO Kamvol, the Mongolian Association of Wool and Cashmere, and LLC Nekheesgui Edlel.

The documents cover key areas of cooperation, from the supply of agricultural machinery and building materials to food products.

The forum was attended by representatives of more than 60 Mongolian and 200 Belarusian companies.

Belarus will provide Mongolia with documentation for the construction of a dairy farm complex.

Belarus will provide Mongolia with documentation for the construction of a dairy farm complex with a capacity of 1,024 head of cattle and a full technological cycle. This was discussed during negotiations between Belarusian Minister of Agriculture and Food Yuri Gorlov and a Mongolian delegation headed by Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry Tsagaankhuugijn Idertbat during the Belarusian-Mongolian Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food press service.

The parties signed an agreement to provide design and estimate documentation for the construction of the MTC. This project has already received a positive conclusion from the state construction expertise in Belarus and will now be adapted to local conditions and climatic norms of Mongolia. The expansion of agro-industrial cooperation between Belarus and Mongolia goes beyond classical trade, transforming into deep technological exchange, the press service noted.

The results of trade and economic cooperation show that the export of food products and agricultural raw materials has increased. The dairy segment demonstrates the greatest dynamics: for example, the total volume of deliveries of dry skimmed milk has increased 2.3 times. A confident growth is also recorded in other categories: the export of flour confectionery products has increased by 63%, malt extract by more than 66%, and chocolate by almost 13%.

Emphasizing the importance of joint work, Yuri Gorlov noted: "The trade turnover between our countries is low, however, this year over eight months, the export of food products and agricultural raw materials from Belarus to Mongolia has grown and amounted to 117% of the level of the same period last year. We must support and build on it," the minister summarized.