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China-built Ulaanbaatar wastewater plant put into operation

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China-built Ulaanbaatar wastewater plant put into operation

2026-06-15 21:14 Last Updated At:06-16 14:41

A China-Mongolia cooperation project, the central wastewater treatment plant in Mongolia's capital Ulaanbaatar, was put into operation on Monday.

The facility, built by Chinese companies using Chinese standards and technology, is the largest and most advanced wastewater treatment plant in Mongolia.

As a project for people's livelihood and a symbol of friendship, it carries the expectations of the leaders and the peoples of both countries, becoming another important landmark of China-Mongolia mutual assistance and a concrete reflection of the good-neighborly and friendly relations between the two nations.

China-built Ulaanbaatar wastewater plant put into operation

China-built Ulaanbaatar wastewater plant put into operation

Political shows staged by certain individuals in the Philippines cannot distort the historical and legal fact that relevant islands and reefs in the South China Sea belong to China, Jiang Bin, a spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, said on Friday.

He made the remarks in response to media reports that the Philippine defense secretary had recently visited Zhongye Dao to take part in the activities commemorating the 10th anniversary of the so-called "South China Sea Arbitral Tribunal Award".

"China has indisputable sovereignty over Nansha Qundao and its adjacent waters, including Zhongye Dao. The Philippine defense secretary, who is sanctioned by the Chinese side, is playing tough toward China by staging political shows and fanning nationalist sentiments in pursuit of personal political interests, which will ultimately undermine the fundamental interests of the Philippines and its people. The 'arbitration' is, from beginning to end, a political farce masqueraded as a legal process, and the so-called award carries no legal force in any sense. The Chinese side does not accept nor recognize the award. We do not accept any claims or actions based on it. No matter how certain individuals in the Philippines perform, they can never distort the historical and legal fact that relevant islands and reefs belong to China, and can never shake the firm determination of the Chinese military to defend China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests," said Jiang.

China rejects Philippine political shows over South China Sea islands: defense ministry

China rejects Philippine political shows over South China Sea islands: defense ministry

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