BEIJING - China's growth "does not pose any threats" to regional peace and development, but provides opportunities, said visiting Mongolian Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold on Friday.

Sharing a more than 4,700-kilometer frontier with China, the longest land border on both sides, Mongolia now hopes to further boost bilateral ties with China in every way, Batbold told China Daily in an exclusive interview.

Mongolia and China signed 10 "milestone" agreements in areas such as education, trade, transportation and culture on Thursday.