JAPAN EMBASSY AWARDS MONGOLIANS

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ A ceremony for presenting the awards named after the Foreign Minister of Japan and the Ambassador from Japan to Mongolia took place on December 17. The award named after the Foreign minister went to five people and two organizations, the award named after the Ambassador--to ten people and one organization. The Japanese ambassador said many Mongolians helped the Embassy to run activities in frames of the 40th anniversary of establishment of the diplomatic relations. They are a translator O.Jargalsaikhan, a director of “Bridge” group L.Davaazhargal, an executive director of “Partnership association for supporting Mongolia-Japan relations S.Demberel, a president of “Tavan Bogd” group Ts.Baatarsaikhan, and D.Lhagva, the executive director of Mongolian-Japanese friendship association, who received the award named after the Japanese FM. The Ambassador-named award was given to a former deputy PM D.Ganbold, a president of Mongolian-Japanese friendship association L.Dashpurev, a head of the center for human resource of Mongolia and Japan Ts.Davaadorzh, a director of “Monnis” group B.Chuluunbaatar, a staff of memorial complex of Japanese soldiers B.Nergui, a teacher of Mongolian language and director of “Nom-ekh” university Ch.Batsuren, a director of “Newcom” company Ts.Boldbaatar, a well as some Japanese citizens. Ch.Enkhtuya