An exhibition was opened for the first time in which the "Five Great Buddhas", which is the handiwork of Undur Gegeen Zanabazar, a unique historical and cultural heritage of Mongolia, are placed in one place. 

Mongolian poet Mend-Ooyo participated by virtual to the XVI World Poetry Festival in Venezuela. 

The Venezuelan Ministry of Culture announced Wednesday the celebration of the XVI World Poetry Festival from October 13 to 20, with the participation of 35 foreign poets from some 30 countries, including Argentina, Cuba, Chile and Colombia.

The 860th anniversary of the birth of Great Chinggis Khaan is celebrating this year.  As part of this anniversary, “Chinggis Khaan” museum opened newly on October 11, 2022.
President of Mongolia U.Khurelsukh, Speaker of Parliament G.Zandanshatar, Prime Minister L.Oyun-Erdene and heads of foreign diplomatic missions and international organizations in Mongolia, participated in the opening ceremony. Stated honored cultural figures, artists are invited too.  

Mongolian poet Mend-Ooyo attended to the 32nd International Poetry Festival of Medellín took place with scores of invitees from 24 countries. He read his 15 poems and the videos broadcasted at the opening and closing ceremony of the festival. Also some of them with the Spanish translations was published in the website of the festival.

https://www.festivaldepoesiademedellin.org/en/

 

TEN volumes of Mend-Ooyo’s works have been published by the Inner Mongolian Publication house, in China.  The volumes have been printed in classic Mongolian script, which is still widely used in Inner Mongolia. It was included his poetry collection, two novels, essays, articles and reviews. 

The novella called Sharmaani was came out and reached to the readers. It is lasting the stories of Shiliin Bogd novel which written in 2015. 

Every year, Editions Jentayu releases a special issue dedicated to the literature of a given Asian country. In January 2020, Editions Jentayu, in cooperation with the Academy of Culture and Poetry in Mongolia, has released its first-ever special issue on Mongolia. The publications are available in bookstores around France and other French-speaking countries.
This edition is unique in its exploration of Mongolian culture, customs, tradition and cultural shifts, evolution and revolution; everything that is unique about Mongolia is explored from multiple angles. 

It has just been announced that artists Fanny Bastien, Anne-Sylvie Meyza and Rodrigo Ramis, will be performing their production based on G.Mend-Ooyo’s collection of eight essays titled "Letters from the Steppe" at the LAVOIR MODERNE PARISIEN in Paris from February 5th to the 9th.