Diplomats from 32 countries embark on Inner Mongolia tour
"Before coming here, I researched and learned about Inner Mongolia's rich historical and cultural heritage and distinct regional cultural characteristics, which are the focal points of my visit," she added.
In the region's capital of Hohhot on July 11, they enjoyed an Ulan Muqir art performance, immersing themselves in the unique cultural charms of Inner Mongolia. They also attended a meeting with officials from Inner Mongolia.
Among the emissaries delivering speeches praising the economic and social achievements of Inner Mongolia was Martin Mpana, ambassador of the Republic of Cameroon to China.
He was joined by Siyabonga C. Cwele, ambassador of South Africa; Ismail Hakki Musa, ambassador of Turkey and Marcelo Suarez Salvia, ambassador of Argentina.
They expressed the view that Inner Mongolia possessed great potential and had a strong momentum for progress – and that its current efforts in fostering new quality productive forces and promoting high-quality development were highly commendable.
The diplomats affirmed their continued attention to and promotion of Inner Mongolia – pledging to act as bridges to enhance exchanges and cooperation between their respective countries and the region.
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