Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 10: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in MongoliaFirst launched in 1997, Blue Sky Bulletin was the monthly newsletter for the United Nations mission in Mongolia. In this issue: the youth of One World, the Mongolian rock and pop book, and the internet revolution on the steppe. |
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There are even cases of foreign tourists believing mare's milk is the elixir of life, and will make them younger. The researchers confirmed that the drying process of mare's milk does not adversely affect its nutritional value, ...
There are even cases of foreign tourists believing mare's milk is the elixir of life, and will make them younger. The researchers confirmed that the drying process of mare's milk does not adversely affect its nutritional value, ...
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Foreign influences in music, food and consumer goods are growing at a rapid pace. Mongolians have even garnered the attention of the foreign press, including a November article in the New York Times Magazine, calling the country the ...
Foreign influences in music, food and consumer goods are growing at a rapid pace. Mongolians have even garnered the attention of the foreign press, including a November article in the New York Times Magazine, calling the country the ...
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B. Olziijargal, early twenties, student of the School of Foreign Service. " I agree that Mongolia has a too small population. I think at a minmum it should be more than 10 million. Pregnancy should be encouraged by the state.
B. Olziijargal, early twenties, student of the School of Foreign Service. " I agree that Mongolia has a too small population. I think at a minmum it should be more than 10 million. Pregnancy should be encouraged by the state.
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This is why Khurd's song "Bakharakhal" or Saraa's song "Goolingoo" continue to be so popular with foreign audiences. The German group Enigma's recording "The Cross of Changes," which made use of a Mongolian long song, is also a good ...
This is why Khurd's song "Bakharakhal" or Saraa's song "Goolingoo" continue to be so popular with foreign audiences. The German group Enigma's recording "The Cross of Changes," which made use of a Mongolian long song, is also a good ...
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We did meetings with good local and foreign counsellors during AIDS campaign. We wanted to do a TV and Radio spot. But it is still not being aired as Mongolian TV and Radio are not giving their approval to know I'm happy and think they ...
We did meetings with good local and foreign counsellors during AIDS campaign. We wanted to do a TV and Radio spot. But it is still not being aired as Mongolian TV and Radio are not giving their approval to know I'm happy and think they ...
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| Title | Blue Sky Bulletin Issue Number 10: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia: Internal Newsletter of UNDP's Partnership for Progress in Mongolia |
| Editor | David South, Editor |
| Publisher | DSConsulting |
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