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ALBRIGHT GIVES LECTURE
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, /MONTSAME/ Being with a visit here at invitation of the Premier, a former U.S Secretary of State and a current director of the Board of the National Institute for Democracy (NID) Mrs. Madeleine Albright gave Thursday a lecture themed “Celebrating Mongolia's Democracy: A Special Role in Asia” in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The lecture has attracted some 100 people including MPs, Ministers, heads of diplomatic missions, and representatives of civil movements and private sector.
In her lecture, Mrs. Albright has emphasized that Mongolia is an amazing country capable of solving any disputes in a peaceful way, and has appreciated contribution of Mongolia to respecting of the human rights and freedom.
“Mongolia has been focusing on solving social problems of women and children. I am very glad that the Mongolians are developing the democracy that can be model for the world's countries. Mongolia and its people are very lucky to have such fabulous natural resources and I believe Mongolia can be also a model nation by its utilizing the natural resource properly,” she has said.
Mentioning that Mongolia has overcome many difficulties in developing the democracy in the last 20 years, Mrs. Albright pointed out about an importance of strengthening the democratic institution as Mongolia's state figures say, and it is a next step to forward the democracy. She has expressed her willingness to help Mongolia as the director of the Board of the NID, and hoped that Mongolia will succeed in spreading the democracy.
B.Khuder
The lecture has attracted some 100 people including MPs, Ministers, heads of diplomatic missions, and representatives of civil movements and private sector.
In her lecture, Mrs. Albright has emphasized that Mongolia is an amazing country capable of solving any disputes in a peaceful way, and has appreciated contribution of Mongolia to respecting of the human rights and freedom.
“Mongolia has been focusing on solving social problems of women and children. I am very glad that the Mongolians are developing the democracy that can be model for the world's countries. Mongolia and its people are very lucky to have such fabulous natural resources and I believe Mongolia can be also a model nation by its utilizing the natural resource properly,” she has said.
Mentioning that Mongolia has overcome many difficulties in developing the democracy in the last 20 years, Mrs. Albright pointed out about an importance of strengthening the democratic institution as Mongolia's state figures say, and it is a next step to forward the democracy. She has expressed her willingness to help Mongolia as the director of the Board of the NID, and hoped that Mongolia will succeed in spreading the democracy.
B.Khuder
