Ulaanbaatar
Ambassador to Japan presents certificate of appreciation to Japanese Mongolist
Society
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Japan D.Batjargal on
June 12 met with Professor Hiroshi Futaki from the Tokyo University of Foreign
Studies, who has served as President of the Japanese Association for Mongolian
Studies (JAMS) since 2016, and presented a certificate of appreciation to the outgoing
JAMS President.
Underlining that Mr. Hiroshi
Futaki has guided JAMS successfully for the past four years and made valuable
contributions to the mutual understanding and cooperation between the two
countries by promoting Mongolian language, culture, history and traditions to
the Japanese people and educating the next generation of Japanese Mongolists,
Ambassador D.Batjargal talked with the Mongolist about the current state and
future of Mongolian studies in Japan.
Expressing his pleasure that the Government of Mongolia has been providing policy support to Mongolian studies abroad over the recent years, Mr. Hiroshi Futaki said the association has received financial assistance from the Mongolian government three times and translated the writings of Japanese Mongolists into English and organized a forum of Asian Mongolists in Tokyo during his term as JAMS President.
Incidentally, 2020 marks the
50th anniversary of the Japanese Association for Mongolian Studies.
