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GTI Introduction

The Greater Tumen Initiative (GTI) is a joint mechanism of the four member countries: China, Mongolia, the Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation. It is supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and other donors.

The GTI provides a unique multilateral forum for the member countries to identify and implement regional initiatives that encourage economic growth, improve living standards and contribute to peace and stability in Northeast Asia.

Common Vision: All GTI member countries have pledged to achieve the United Nations Millennium Development Goals by 2015. Particularly, the GTI member countries share the vision of building a great partnership for common prosperity between neighbours. Member countries are committed to strengthening cooperation under the GTI framework to increase mutual benefit, accelerate economic growth and promote sustainable development in NEA and in particular the Greater Tumen Region (GTR) .

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UPCOMING EVENTS
 14th Meeting of the GTI Consultative Commission  

GTI NEWS


 GTI Held Capacity Building Workshop On Trade and Invest...  
 13th Meeting of the GTI Consultative Commission Convene...  
 Preparatory Meeting Convenes for the GTI NEA LCC Inaugu...  
 Tourism Cooperation in Northeast Asia Boosted by GTI  
 GTI Holds 2nd Transport Board Meeting  
 MoU on Annual Trade Facilitation Capacity Building Prog...  
  
NORTHEAST ASIA NEWS
 Northeast Asia outlook brighter  
 Chinese companies' cross-border M&A rising  
 Mongolian president calls for better environment for foreign...  
 Mongolian president calls for better environment for foreign...  
 Yearender: Asia's emerging economies surge ahead despite glo...  
 China, Russia look to "new era" of strategic relations  
 Regional Collabration on Green Growth in NE Asia  
 New highway to border city brings China closer to Russia, DP...  
 DPRK Energy and Minerals Experts Working Group Meeting Held ...  
  
    









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