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State Governor Deputy Manuela Khom received Tsengeg Mijiddorj for an exchange.Deputy Governor. Manuela Khom and the Mongolian Ambassador Tsengeg Mijiddorj in the Graz Castle.Graz (January 24, 2026).- Yesterday, Friday, January 23, 2026, the Ambassador of Mongolia, Tsengeg Mijiddorj, accompanied by the Kazakh Honorary Consul Gunter Nebel, visited Styria and met the Deputy Governor. Manuela Khom for a joint exchange. Part of the discussions included, among other things, Austrian-Mongolian relations as well as the ongoing cooperation between the Mongolian Ministry of Education and Science and the Montanuniversitat Leoben. International cooperation is of great importance for Styria, especially for our business location. Many domestic companies are dependent on cross-border trade with other countries. Therefore, we must not close ourselves off to international exchange, but must actively seek new ways of cooperation and maintain our existing partnerships. There is new potential for the Styrian business location, especially in expanding our relationships with countries rich in raw materials such as Mongolia. That is why I would like to thank the Mongolian ambassador for his visit and the appreciative conversation about this Relations between Austria, and Styria in particular, and Mongolia, said Deputy Governor. Manuela Khom. Styria and Mongolia are linked by ongoing cooperation, particularly at the economic level as well as in research and science. There has been an ongoing agreement between the Styrian Montanuniversitat Leoben and the Mongolian Ministry of Education and Science for about two years to deepen scientific cooperation and promote access to studies for Mongolian students in Leoben. Graz, January 24, 2026
