On April 13, 2010, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao met with his Mongolian counterpart Sukhbaataryn Batbold in Ziguangge, Zhongnanhai.

Wen said in recent years, in face of profound changes in the regional and international situation, the two countries have been committed to promoting peace and stability in northeast Asia and cementing bilateral exchanges and cooperation in various areas with good-neighborly partnership of mutual trust making substantial progress. China firmly adheres to the foreign policy of treating its neighbors well and as partners, Wen said, saying that China is ready to work with Mongolia to push bilateral ties to a higher level from a strategic perspective and promote friendship for generations and common development.

The two countries' economies were highly complementary with convenient personnel exchanges and information sharing as well as rapid growth of trade and investment demand, said Wen. He called on relevant departments to enhance coordination and actively guide and support enterprises to expand cooperation so as to tap to the full both sides’ advantages and potential and contribute to a new round of economic growth for both countries and the region as a whole.

Batbold said his current China visit was fruitful, during which he attended the Boao Forum in south China's Hainan Province and exchanged in-depth views with Chinese leaders on cooperation in a wide range of areas. High-level exchanges were pivotal to the growth of bilateral ties, Batbold said, adding his country expected an official visit by Premier Wen at an early date. Mongolia is ready to work with China to deepen good-neighborliness and mutual trust by looking to the future. Mongolia also hoped to enhance cooperation with China in the areas of trade, investment, agriculture, mining, finance and non-governmental exchanges to push bilateral ties to a new level, he added.