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ЮНЕСКО-ийн ивээл дор Нүүдлийн соёл иргэншлийг судлах олон улсын хүрээлэн нь Монгол Улсын Ерөнхийлөгчийн тамгын газар, Хан Хэнтийн улсын тусгай хамгаалалттай газрын хамгаалалтын захиргаа, Бурхан Халдун уул, түүнийг хүрээлсэн тахилгат газар нутгийн хамгаалалтын захиргаа, Дэлхийн Мөрөөдлийн сургууль НҮТББ-тай хамтран “Бурхан Халдун хайрхны түүх, соёлын судалгаа” сэдэвт эрдэм шинжилгээний хурлыг 2024.02.19-ний өдөр Төрийн ордны Сүхбаатар танхимд амжилттай зохион байгууллаа. Хуралд илтгэлээ толилуулсан эрдэмтэн судлаачиддаа гүн талархал илэрхийлье.
The “History and Culture of the Great Burkhan Khaldun Mountain” conference was held successfully. Great thanks to the speakers and co-organizers.

The “Values of Nomads” symposium has successfully taken place at the ‘Nomadic’ Research and Education center of the Knowledge Hub and Library, IISNC under the auspices of UNESCO, throughout the framework of the “Creative Cultural Month” campaign. The symposium is a part of our ongoing project “Baseline Study of Cultural Values of Mongolia and Inner Asian Nomads”, which is being implemented between 2022 and 2024, in cooperation with the Mongolian Foundation for Science and Technology of the Ministry of Science and Education. The research is led by People’s Teacher of Mongolia, State Honored Scientist, Doctor of Science in Linguistics, Professor Dulam Sendenjav.

Having given a speech at the opening ceremony, Munkhtuul Chuluunbaatar /PhD/, Director of the Institute and Mr Davaatseren Byambasuren, Head of the Department for Cultural Heritage noted that the Institute’s operation and the scope of research keeps extending in recent years. The Keynote speech was taken by Professor Bum-Ochir Dulam /PhD/, Chairman of the Academic Council, IISNC and Cultural and Religious Policy Advisor to the President of Mongolia. While, two-panel sessions of the symposium were chaired by the research project leader, Professor Dulam Sendenjav /ScD/ and the Academic Council member, Professor Tynchtykbek Chorotegin Tchoroev /PhD/ of the Kyrgyz National University. Some 10 researchers and scholars from different 5 countries, including autonomous republics, presented their research outcomes and discussed on the theories, concepts and traditional knowledge about the values of Mongols, the values among Mongols and states and countries with traditions of nomadic culture.

His Excellency, Mr Koishibayev Gabit Beibituly, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Mongolia, Mr Ali Said Serdengecti, Deputy Head of the Mission of the Embassy of the Republic of Türkiye to Mongolia, other guests and researchers attended the symposium. Having shared his comments during the Keynote speech and the Panel 2 discussion, Ambassador Koishibayev Gabit Beibituly emphasised that the Kazakh ‘stan’, which means the land of Kazakh, is a multi-ethnic state that its population consists of various ethnicities.

The event organization team consisted of the whole staff of the Secretariat, including researchers and interns, representation of the Dream World School NGO and the students of the “President’s Scholar 2100” Scholarship Program. The Secretariat presents its sincere gratitude to all esteemed professors, scholars and colleagues and to all distinguished guests for their contribution to the success of the symposium.Please click the following link to watch the news reporting on the “Mongolian News” program of the 5th December 2023, broadcasted during the symposium by the Mongolian National Broadcaster.

As a UNESCO Category 2 Institute for the study of nomadic civilizations, we value open and respectful intercultural dialogue for building a sustainable and peaceful world, and with the aim of preserving and promoting cultural diversity of humankind and engaging it in academic discussions, we are pleased to announce the launch of a new academic journal, the Journal of Intercultural Dialogue (JID).

About Journal: Journal of Intercultural Dialogue is an interdisciplinary, multilingual journal committed to promoting excellence in research across a wide range of topics within the field of intercultural studies. The journal aims to provide a platform for scholars, researchers and professionals from around the world to publish research results dedicated to advancing research and knowledge in intercultural studies. We welcome contributions that explore the theoretical and practical aspects of cultural studies and intercultural dialogue and foster a deeper understanding of the subject and its implications.

Call for Papers: We invite researchers, academics, and professionals to submit their original research articles, review papers, and case studies for consideration in our inaugural issue. Topics of interest for submission include but are not limited to:

– Cultural studies

– Intercultural relations and dialogue

– Ethnic and traditional cultures,

– International relations and culture

– Literature and language,

– History and memory,

– Media and communication,

– Cultural policy,

– Cultural diversity,

– Cultural heritage,

– Regional cultural studies,

– Area studies,

– Art and sport

Submission Guidelines: Authors are encouraged to adhere to the following guidelines when preparing their manuscripts:

• Submissions must be original and should not have been published elsewhere.
• Manuscripts can be submitted in Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Mongolian and Turkish languages of the Institute’s Member States, as well as in other research languages such as Russian, Chinese, German, Japanese, and Korean. This multilingual journal supports cultural diversity and dissemination of academic knowledge in native languages.
• Manuscripts should be prepared in Microsoft Word or in a compatible format.
• The title page should include the title of the paper, author(s) name(s), institutional affiliation, email address.
• Abstract (150-250 words), keywords and title of the paper should be written in English and chosen language.
• Use Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1.5 line spacing, and 2 cm margins on all sides.
• The complete papers must have a maximum of 20 pages of A4 size.
• JID follows the Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) for citations and references. Use author-date in-text citations and include a bibliography at the end of the paper.
• If your paper includes figures or tables, ensure they are clear, labeled, and cited in the text. Provide captions for figures and tables. Figures should be submitted for publication at resolutions of 300 DPI.

Submission Deadline: 15 November 2023

Contact address: Please contact and submit your manuscript to the editorial office at s.tamiraa11@gmail.com and bumbayar@unesco-iisnc.com.

We look forward to receiving your contributions and to the successful launch of Journal of Intercultural Dialogue.