‘Mongolian Cultural Days’ in France
Art & Culture
Ulaanbaatar
/MONTSAME/. ‘Mongolian Cultural Days’ is being held in the French Republic on
September 20-24 to promote Mongolia abroad, recover the post-pandemic economy,
and attract tourism.
This four-day event is
featuring with programs aimed at expanding relations and cooperation between
the parliaments of Mongolia and France, as well as cooperation in arts,
culture, history, education, and tourism. In particular, on occasion of the
60th anniversary of Mongolia’s accession to UNESCO, the artists of National
Theater of Mongolia will be presenting their performance named ‘Legend of the
Nomads’ at the UNESCO headquarters, along with the ‘Mongolian Beauty’ photo
exhibition.
The representatives
and artists of our country will visit Paris, the village of Rubruk, which has
historical ties with Mongolia, the Allier region, which has been successfully
cooperating with Uvurkhangai aimag for more than 20 years, and the city of
Droe, to meet with officials and give their cultural performances.
Furthermore, the
National University of Mongolia will sign cooperation documents with the New
Sorbonne University and the Lycée Michelet respectively. A meeting will be
organized with scholars, researchers, and students of Mongolian studies in
France to exchange opinions on the pressing issues in Mongolian studies, and
will present a documentary film ‘Alduul modnii ereld’ (In search of lost trees)
that is based on the history of the silver tree in the ancient city of
Karakorum.