Celebrating 100th anniversary of CPC | Judicial training bridges friendship between China and Mongolia

Judicial research and exchanges between China and Mongolia in capacity training for judges started in 2007, when China's Supreme People's Court, upon request from Mongolia's Supreme Court, organized a two-week training session for 25 judges from Mongolia at the National Judges College (NJC) in China. 

From 2007 to 2019, the NJC successfully hosted 10 training sessions for judges from Mongolia, educating over 270 judicial officials. They visited various provinces and municipalities in China, including Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, and gained a deeper understanding of China's socio-economic and cultural development, as well as construction of the rule of law. These activities greatly boosted judicial exchanges between the two countries and deepened their mutual friendship. 

In June 2018, a delegation from the NJC attended an event marking the 25th anniversary of the Judicial General Council of Mongolia (JGCM) held in Ulan Bator. The chairman of the JGCM extended sincere appreciation to China's Supreme People's Court and the NJC for the strong support they rendered by providing training for the Mongolian judges. The delegation was well-received by judges from Mongolia and was pleasantly surprised to come across Mongolian judge trainees wherever they visited. Many of the trainees said the trip to China allowed them to witness a real, prosperous and powerful China, adding that they would happily send their children to study and work in China to continue the friendship between the two countries.