Улаанбаатар
JCI Mongolia and Korea to co-implement social development projects
Society
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Member of Parliament and Head of the Standing committee on Social Policy, Education, Culture and Sciences Yo.Baatarbileg received delegates led by National President of Junior Chamber International (JCI) Korea in the State House, who are on visit to Mongolia.
MP Yo.Baatarbileg said that JCI aims to encourage youths to become active citizens who want to make positive changes in societies and he expressed his satisfaction with successful implementation of several projects and programs that co-implemented by JCI Mongolia and Korea.
Moreover, MP Yo.Baatarbileg highlighted contribution of JCI Mongolia and Korea to development of cooperation between Mongolian and Korean youths in business field in the scope of its main goal to provide opportunities for youths to make changes. He also put forward a proposal to implement more projects and programs that targeted to society and youth development.
In response, JCI Korea 2018 National President Kim Ga Ram expressed that JCI Mongolia and Korea agree to implement projects that are significant to development of relations between Mongolian and Korean youths.
During the meeting, MP Yo.Baatarbileg also noted that JCI Mongolia in cooperation with JCI Korea have been implementing the project ‘Save Life’ successfully. In the scope of the project, they have fully renovated and equipped the Neonatal intensive care unit of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health of Mongolia which have had no renovation since 1987.
MP Yo.Baatarbileg said that JCI aims to encourage youths to become active citizens who want to make positive changes in societies and he expressed his satisfaction with successful implementation of several projects and programs that co-implemented by JCI Mongolia and Korea.
Moreover, MP Yo.Baatarbileg highlighted contribution of JCI Mongolia and Korea to development of cooperation between Mongolian and Korean youths in business field in the scope of its main goal to provide opportunities for youths to make changes. He also put forward a proposal to implement more projects and programs that targeted to society and youth development.
In response, JCI Korea 2018 National President Kim Ga Ram expressed that JCI Mongolia and Korea agree to implement projects that are significant to development of relations between Mongolian and Korean youths.
During the meeting, MP Yo.Baatarbileg also noted that JCI Mongolia in cooperation with JCI Korea have been implementing the project ‘Save Life’ successfully. In the scope of the project, they have fully renovated and equipped the Neonatal intensive care unit of the National Center for Maternal and Child Health of Mongolia which have had no renovation since 1987.
