Russia: The authorities of Buryatia did not discuss the supply of meat from Mongolia to the republic

Published Jul 30, 2024

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Contrary to previous reports from Khubsugul aimag, the head of Buryatia, Alexey Tsydenov, did not discuss the supply of beef and horse meat from Mongolia with Mongolian authorities. The Khubsugul aimag administration had claimed an agreement to supply 39 thousand tons of meat to a Russian plant in Ulan-Ude, but Buryatia's government clarified that no such negotiations occurred during the June 19 meeting. Additionally, during the Altargana festival on July 27, Tsydenov discussed the potential creation of a joint meat processing plant in Mongolia with the governor of Bulgan aimag, but meat supplies to Buryatia were not part of these discussions.

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The head of Buryatia, Alexey Tsydenov, did not discuss with the Mongolian authorities the possibility of supplying beef and horse meat from this country, as was previously announced in the Khubsugul aimag (region). This was reported to TASS by the press service of the government of Buryatia. On July 26, the administration of the Khubsugul aimag reported that the governor of the aimag, Pilzhegiin Lkhagvazhav, returned from the Russian Federation, where he agreed with Tsydenov to supply 39 thousand tons of horse meat and beef to one of the largest Russian meat processing plants, which is located in Ulan-Ude. “There were no such negotiations at the meeting with the governor of the Khubsugol aimak on June 19,” said Irina Dorzhieva, deputy head of the administration of the head and government of the Republic of Buryatia. She added that on July 27, as part of ...

Source: Kvedomosti