ASEM Informal Seminar on Human Rights Held in Ulaanbaatar
Representatives from more than 50 countries gathered in Ulaanbaatar to discuss global human rights challenges and strengthen Asia-Europe cooperation.
The 24th Informal Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Seminar on Human Rights was held in Ulaanbaatar from October 10 to 12 under the theme “The Future of Human Rights: From Local to Global.”
More than 50 countries from Asia and Europe were represented at the seminar, bringing together government officials, international organizations, researchers and civil society representatives to discuss current human rights challenges and future trends.
At the opening ceremony, Deputy Foreign Minister Amartuvshin Gombojav highlighted Mongolia’s commitment to democracy and human rights, enshrined in its 1992 Constitution. He also emphasized the importance of international cooperation, dialogue and sharing experiences to strengthen human rights protection.
Discussions focused on human rights protection at global, regional and national levels, exploring ways to address shared challenges and develop coordinated solutions.
The seminar provided a platform for Asian and European countries to exchange perspectives, strengthen mutual understanding and expand cooperation on human rights issues, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported.
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