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Ulaanbaatar forum II Tuesday, 14 May 2013 The Second Ulaanbaatar Forum for East AsiaAugust 21-22, 2007OverviewThe second “Ulaanbaatar Forum for East Asia” under the patronage of the President of Mongolia was held on August 21-22 in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia jointly organized by the Office of the President of Mongolia and the Mongolian Development Research Center. The forum was devoted under the theme of “Resources, Energy and the Environment” which is one of the most crucial and de... More detail

Mongolian Development Strategy: Lessons and Possibilities Tuesday, 14 May 2013   Mongolian Development Strategy: Lessons and Possibilities.This collection of articles was published in 1999 and written by four Mongolian leading experts in economy and statistics.Dr.S.Lhagva analyzed the lessons and experience of East Asian countries since the 1980s and made recommendations on the improvement of macroeconomic policy of Mongolia.Dr.R.Amarjargal analyzed the lessons from the period of centralized planned economy and put forw... More detail

Yu Jianhua and Fu Yong Wednesday, 12 June 2013 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and Nontraditional Security Cooperation in Central Asia Yu Jianhua  &  Fu Yong After the Cold War, the regional organization comes to be the main platform for security cooperation between countries pushed by non-traditional security issues. The regionalized security makes the regional cooperation as a new type of strategic thinking for security and development. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization ... More detail

Edgar A. Porter Wednesday, 12 June 2013 The United States Re-Emerges as an Asia Pacific Power: Consequences for the Region By: Edgar A. PorterRitsumeikan Asia Pacific UniversityPresident Barack Obama has declared himself as American’s first “Pacific president”, and identified the Asia Pacific region as a “top priority” of U.S. security policy.  This follows on the heels of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s important essay published in the November 2011 edition of Forei... More detail

Curriculim Vitae of Batbayar Monday, 13 May 2013 Name: Tsedendamba BATBAYARDate of Birth: December 8, 1957Place of Birth: Ulaanbaatar, MongoliaMarital status: Married, two daughters, a son Education: The School of Oriental Studies, Japanese StudiesSankt Petersburg  State University, Years attended: 1976-1981PhD degree course on Chinese Studies,The Postgraduate School of the Institute ofFar Eastern Studies, Moscow,Years attended: 1984-1987   Foreign language: Proficiency: English, Rus... More detail

President's speech Wednesday, 12 June 2013 OPENING REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT I would like to begin by extending a warm welcome to all guests and delegates here today and to thank you for attending the third Ulaanbaatar Forum for East Asia, which has been organized in co-operation with the president’s Office of Mongolia and the Mongolian Development Research Center. Since assuming my position in June, I have established extensive goals for the future of Mongolia’s involvement in Nort... More detail