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The Supreme Court of Mongolia has been actively developing international cooperation, and as a result it has established close cooperation with the Supreme Courts of the United States of America, the Russian Federation, the People’s Republic of China, FRG, Republic of Korea.

Several comprehensive projects aimed at reforming the judicial system of Mongolia are being successfully implemented. These are the USAID funded “Judicial Reform Program”, GTZ “Training and Re-training of LEGAL Professional” project, the World Bank “Judicial and Legal Reform” project, as well as activities of the Hanns-Seidel Foundation of Germany, the Japaniese International Cooperation Agency (JAICA), and of the Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOIKA).

The Supreme Court and the General Council of the Courts have sent judges and court officials to international conferences on judiciary issues, short and long terms training courses, and have organized visits to other countries for the purpose of studying and sharing experience.