Concept of Mongolia's foreign policy

The goal of Mongolia's foreign policy is to strengthen the country's independence and sovereignty by maintaining friendly relations with the rest of the world, developing political, economic, and other relations and cooperation, strengthening its position in the international community, and accelerating development.
Mongolia's foreign policy consists of interrelated main components: politics, economy, science and technology, culture, humanitarian foreign policy, protection of the interests of citizens abroad, foreign propaganda, and public relations policy.
Cultural and humanitarian foreign policy
The purpose of the cultural and humanitarian foreign policy is to develop a national civilization and unique heritage and traditions in combination with the common achievements of world culture, to protect and restore historical and cultural values, to develop cooperation in uncovering cultural artifacts trafficked abroad for historical reasons and to facilitating direct social and humanitarian relations.
The cultural and humanitarian foreign policy will be implemented in the following areas:
1. Active communication with international organizations of education, culture, arts, sports, public and information, accession to necessary agreements, development of direct relations and exchanges between similar organizations, participation in international events of culture, arts and sports, support the organization of such events in the country;