Mongolia’s President has
spoken out strongly on behalf of the world’s smaller countries during
an international form.
Speaking at the first World
Policy Conference in Evian, France, President Nambaryn Enkhbayar said
smaller countries must find their own way as they enact reforms.
“Small countries have a better
chance of developing in a complex world,” said President Enkhbayar,
but only if they are ready to “change themselves.”
Small countries must not allow
themselves the luxury of having expensive and inefficient governments
or bad relations with their neighbours, and should carry out “changes”
and strong “rule of rights” as their recipe for success, said the
Mongolian President.
The conference, which has drawn
leaders from around the world, is sponsored by the European Research
Institute.
