The main objective of the visit of the Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment, which took place simultaneously with the delegations of representatives of the Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute and KGHM, was to establish cooperation between Poland and Mongolia in the field of geology and raw materials. During the visit, the "Agreement on Cooperation between Geological Services" of both countries was signed.

Mongolia is an important economic partner for Poland in Central Asia. Our economic relations have a long tradition. Polish geologists cooperated and undertook joint research in Mongolia already in the 20th century. We would like to continue and nurture the tradition of good cooperation

- said Deputy Minister Piotr Dziadzio.

I am convinced that the signing of the agreement on cooperation will provide a basis for further action and implementation of mutual projects, as exemplified by the implementation of a joint research project planned for next year

- he added.

The Chief National Geologist also took part in high-level talks held at the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Parliament of Mongolia. The Polish delegation also participated in the Polish Week in Mongolia prepared by the Polish Ambassador. The event was accompanied by a conference at the Mongolian State University, during which Deputy Minister Dziadzio delivered a paper on bilateral cooperation in the field of geology.

Polish geologists have for many years cooperated with Mongolian geologists in the framework of Polish Geological Expeditions and International Geological Expedition. Polish-Mongolian cooperation in the field of geology has a long tradition and especially intensified in the second half of the 20th century. The experience gained and good relations between the countries create conditions for further cooperation between the countries. The last Polish Geological Expedition ended in 2013 with the acceptance by the Mongolian side of the final report on the geological works carried out.

Mongolia is a country five times larger than Poland, characterised by a diversity of mineral deposits. It may be an area of exploration, documentation and exploitation of, among others, deposits of critical raw materials included in the list of the European Commission. It is a promising area for Polish entrepreneurs and specialised mining companies.

Partnership with Mongolia may bring tangible benefits to both parties to the agreement. Exchange of experience and organisation of training for Mongolian experts is one of the most important areas of the proposed cooperation. Additionally, research work is planned to be conducted in Mongolia by the state geological service, which may be of key importance for the presence of Polish mining companies on the local market.

The main objective of the visit of the Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment, which took place simultaneously with the delegations of representatives of the Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute and KGHM, was to establish cooperation between Poland and Mongolia in the field of geology and raw materials. During the visit, the "Agreement on Cooperation between Geological Services" of both countries was signed.

Mongolia is an important economic partner for Poland in Central Asia. Our economic relations have a long tradition. Polish geologists cooperated and undertook joint research in Mongolia already in the 20th century. We would like to continue and nurture the tradition of good cooperation

- said Deputy Minister Piotr Dziadzio.

I am convinced that the signing of the agreement on cooperation will provide a basis for further action and implementation of mutual projects, as exemplified by the implementation of a joint research project planned for next year

- he added.

The Chief National Geologist also took part in high-level talks held at the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Parliament of Mongolia. The Polish delegation also participated in the Polish Week in Mongolia prepared by the Polish Ambassador. The event was accompanied by a conference at the Mongolian State University, during which Deputy Minister Dziadzio delivered a paper on bilateral cooperation in the field of geology.

Polish geologists have for many years cooperated with Mongolian geologists in the framework of Polish Geological Expeditions and International Geological Expedition. Polish-Mongolian cooperation in the field of geology has a long tradition and especially intensified in the second half of the 20th century. The experience gained and good relations between the countries create conditions for further cooperation between the countries. The last Polish Geological Expedition ended in 2013 with the acceptance by the Mongolian side of the final report on the geological works carried out.

Mongolia is a country five times larger than Poland, characterised by a diversity of mineral deposits. It may be an area of exploration, documentation and exploitation of, among others, deposits of critical raw materials included in the list of the European Commission. It is a promising area for Polish entrepreneurs and specialised mining companies.

Partnership with Mongolia may bring tangible benefits to both parties to the agreement. Exchange of experience and organisation of training for Mongolian experts is one of the most important areas of the proposed cooperation. Additionally, research work is planned to be conducted in Mongolia by the state geological service, which may be of key importance for the presence of Polish mining companies on the local market.