On April 26, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron arrived at Genghis Khan International Airport in Mongolia, China's landlocked neighbor between China and Russia, by special plane.
Battszeg is wearing a sapphire blue robe with Mongolian national characteristics, stepping on a pair of classic pointed-toe stiletto leather shoes, although he is over half a hundred years old, but the charm is still there, beautiful and sassy, and as always dignified and atmospheric, it is too frozen!
As a descendant of the steppe people, perhaps because of her eating habits, Batzezeg's figure is slightly stronger, she is married and has three children, but her face is very well maintained, her skin is fair, her skin is round and jade, her face is full of apple muscles, and there are no wrinkles at all.
The Mongolian robe is very similar to the men's robe of the Republic of China, Battszeg wears a wide belt around his waist, combs his short hair, wears exquisite makeup, and his red lips are stunning.
As a female foreign minister of Mongolia, Battszeg received Cameron in full costume, and it is very coincidental that this time last year, Macron also came to visit Mongolia, and it was also this female foreign minister who received him.
Battszeg and Cameron chatted as they walked, they were too strong women, and they were both foreign ministers, so they should have a lot of similar topics. Wearing a traditional blue robe, Battszeg showed a domineering and capable side in the male-dominated political arena, which was too prominent and dignified.
Battszeg is not only a good looker, but also a true scholar, fluent in English and Russian, graduated from Mongolia's prestigious state university, and then went to the Maastricht School of Management in the Netherlands to study at the Maastricht School of Management, where he became the country's foreign minister three years ago.
Cameron was treated at a higher standard in Mongolia, and when he was greeted at the airport, he was greeted by a girl dressed in national costume and brought him dried cheese, a treatment that only considered honored guests in Mongolia were accommodated.
When meeting with Mongolian Prime Minister Oyun Erdeni, Cameron chose a more casual outfit, a zip-up top and a little black pants on the bottom, and went to the horse farm with the Mongolian prime minister to ride a horse.
Cameron also tasted local milk tea with the Mongolian Prime Minister to feel the local culture, and it was rare for foreign friends to visit here, and the Mongolian Prime Minister was very happy.
Cameron's visit to Mongolia is obviously of a tourist nature, Mongolia and Britain are separated by 108,000 miles, and are surrounded by two large countries.
According to Mongolian reports, British Foreign Secretary David Cameron also paid a courtesy call on Mongolian President Khurilsukh Ukna, and also signed a comprehensive partnership roadmap, as well as a memorandum of understanding on rare metal cooperation and other documents, as evidenced by Genghis Khan's portrait.
However, compared with French President Emmanuel Macron, Cameron is still one level lower in terms of reception specifications. When picking up Macron, the ground was covered with a large area of festive and gorgeous red carpet, but Cameron did not; after arriving in the capital Ulaanbaatar, Macron was warmly welcomed by the traditional Mongolian honor guard, but Cameron did not; the most important thing is that Mongolian President Ukhnagin Khurilsukh personally went to greet Macron, and Cameron did not have this treatment.
In the first half of this year, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier also came to Mongolia.
As for Mongolia, it has a good relationship with its two neighbors, but it did not refuse the kindness of Western countries, after all, the temptation of the big gift package sent by the West is too great to resist!