Buryatia is ready to resume the purchase of a block of meat in Mongolia for processing at the Ulan-Ude the factory, said Monday at a meeting with the delegation of the State Great Khural (Parliament) of Mongolia is the head of the Republic Vyacheslav Nagovitsyn.

"Cooperation between Buryatia and Mongolia in connection with the global world events should switch to a new plane. We put before the Russian government on the supply of meat from Mongolia. There were times when the Republic was received block meat, and the meat was working completely on raw materials from Mongolia. Then the supply was stopped, and the region began to import meat from Australia, Holland, Belarus. Everywhere we carry meat to close its capacities for processing. I am convinced that in the near future we will be able to return to the question of increasing the supply of meat from Mongolia", - said the Nagovitsyn.

Vice-speaker of the Parliament of Mongolia Login Cox, in turn, supported the proposal of the head of Buryatia, noting that Mongolia and Buryatia have the opportunity to intensify cooperation.

"We must restore the traditional relations in agriculture, in particular, for the supply of meat from Mongolia, timber from Buryatia", - he said, noting that the cooperation between Mongolia and Russia has good prospects. "Recently, our traditional relations in all sectors become more active", - said Login Cox.

Communicating on Thursday with Russian Ambassador in Mongolia Iskander Azizova in the framework of the III International forum "Baikal dialogue", Vyacheslav Nagovitsyn said that the region has built good relations with Mongolia, "is planned collaboration for mutual cooperation."

According to the Ministry of economy of the Republic of Buryatia, in the last year Mongolia occupies the sixth place in the foreign trade turnover of the Republic, including the sixth place in the exports and fourth in imports. The volume of export deliveries of the Republic of Buryatia in Mongolia for 2013 amounted to $36.6 million Imports increased almost twice and in value terms amounted to $5.6 million