A gathering of researchers and analysts from the Northeast Asian countries in Ulaanbaatar provided a platform for discussion on the region's current geopolitical and security challenges. Around 30 participants from Mongolia, Korea, India, Germany and Poland took part in the workshop, which ran over seven sessions.

The Media Council of Mongolia organized a meeting of the editorial boards of media companies and lawyers on the above-mentioned subject area. During the event, which was financially supported by the Hanns Seidel Foundation, journalists had the opportunity to discuss legal options for sanctioning banned lawyers with lawyers.

Ms. Tseren Tuvshinjargal is an outstanding personality in the Mongolian movement for environmental protection and social justice. Her impressive career is characterized by her tireless commitment to preserving the environment and promoting sustainable development in the country.

Since signing the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity on September 30, 1993, Mongolia has ratified twelve environmental conventions and five accompanying protocols, officially becoming a "party" to these conventions. However, there are no clear assessment criteria, which makes it difficult to ensure the safe implementation of the agreements and conventions.

The opening of the project "Engaging Youth in Nature - Laws of the Environment - III", supported by the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation, took place today. It is now in its third year.