UPI Reports “Mongolia leverages diplomatic ties with North Korea”

Global Peace Foundation

December 5, 2014

“The Korean Peninsula’s stability is crucial for maintaining regional peace and security,” Mongolia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized Wednesday at a forum examining Mongolia’s role in Korean diplomacy co-hosted by the Global Peace Foundation and CSIS in Washington, D.C.

Read the full article from United Press International on the recent forum hosted at the CSIS in Washington D.C.

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