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The annual national contest ‘Foremost Traditional Script Writers of Mongolia-2021’ was successfully organized by the MONTSAME National News Agency’s ‘Khumuun Bichig’ newspaper for the 25th year and selected its bests in seven categories. The awards ceremony was held yesterday at the Mongolian Fine Arts Gallery.
The annual national contest ‘Foremost Traditional Script Writers of Mongolia-2021’ was successfully organized by the MONTSAME National News Agency’s ‘Khumuun Bichig’ newspaper for the 25th year and selected its bests in seven categories. The awards ceremony was held yesterday at the Mongolian Fine Arts Gallery.
The annual national contest ‘Foremost Traditional Script Writers of Mongolia-2021’ was successfully organized by MONTSAME National News Agency’s ‘Khumuun Bichig’ newspaper for the 25th year and selected its bests in seven categories. The awards ceremony was held yesterday on January 10 at the Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery.This year, some 1,500 participants sent their works in seven categories of the contest from throughout the country. Among all works, participants of Khuvsgul, Tuv and Orkhon aimags sent the most works.The oldest contestant was 99-year old S.Jigmedsuren from...
The annual national contest ‘Foremost Traditional Script Writers of Mongolia-2021’ was successfully organized by MONTSAME National News Agency’s ‘Khumuun Bichig’ newspaper for the 25th year and selected its bests in seven categories. The awards ceremony was held yesterday on January 10 at the Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery.This year, some 1,500 participants sent their works in seven categories of the contest from throughout the country. Among all works, participants of Khuvsgul, Tuv and Orkhon aimags sent the most works.The oldest contestant was 99-year old S.Jigmedsuren from...
Lake Baikal contains 20 percent of the world’s freshwater resources and affects the regional climate of North Asia and the Arctic Basin. The lake is home to 2,500 aquatic species and local communities in Mongolia and Russia revere the lake as the “Sacred Sea.”