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SHAGDAR +1-571-***-****

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FORMER AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY AND PLENIPOTENTIARY FROM MONGOLIA TO THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, FORMER AMBASSADOR TO ACEAN / THE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS/

AMBASSADOR EXTRAORDINARY & PLENIPOTENTIARY FROM MONGOLIA TO THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA, CONCURRENT AMBASSADOR TO ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, CHILE, COLUMBIA, DOMINICAN, PERU AND URUGUYA.

WORK EXPERIENCE

PRESIDENT OF

MONGOLIA AND

MINISTRY OF

FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

MONGOLIA.

Present

PRESIDENT OF

MONGOLIA

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

ABOUT ME

Ambassador Battsetseg Shagdar was

born and educated in Mongolia. She

joined the Mongolian Democracy

movement in 1992, in Mongolian

Government services in 2006, in

Mongolian Foreign Service in 2014.

In a career spanning just over 34

years, she served in various

positions in the Ministry of Social

Welfare, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

and at Mongolian Missions abroad

in Indonesia, Cuba, Argentina,

Chile, Peru, Columbia, Dominican

and Uruguay and ASEAN.

Battsetseg is freedom lover and

quite a leader and "force of nature"

in her own right. She calls women

and young people to emerge the

Democracy leadership order to meet

influential political people and

leaders here in the USA and to learn

more about how the American

consultants in order to get the best

political campaign training possible

and learn more about how to utilize

strategic planning to their advantage

in their own campaigns and career

development in Mongolia.

Her vision and deep desire and

willingness to learn, her honesty as

well as her belief that the

Democratic process was one she

felt called and driven to bring to her

country of Mongolia.

Battsetseg understands that the

women Democratic leaders

needed to learn more in order to

become more effective in their

campaigns and she stopped at

nothing to get them the training

they needed. She believes

confident that if we stand for the

hope and freedom of others we will

make our own freedom more

secure. To this end, we are coming

funds to share her experiences and

lessons with other countries at

global level by our own leadership

actions.

2020-to date Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from Mongolia to the Republic of Cuba

Concurrent Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from Mongolia to the Republic of Chile, to the Federal Republic of Brazil, to the Republic of Argentina, to the Republic of Columbia, to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, to the Republic of Peru and to the Republic of Dominican

2017-to 2022 Advisor to Battulga Khaltmaa, President of Mongolia

2017-to date Board member of Global Leadership Board, US-Asia Institute, USA

2014-2017 Ambassador Extraordinary and

Plenipotentiary from Mongolia to the

Republic of Indonesia and ASEAN

2013-2014 National Consultant, World Bank

2013-2014 National Board Member, Mongolian

National Public TV and Radio Broadcasting,

Mongolia

2008-2014 Advisor to Elbegdorj Tsakhia, President of Mongolia

2008-2014 CEO EBI Think Tank Institute, Mongolia

2006-2008 Advisor to President of Mongolian

Employers’ Federation, Head of Foreign

Relation Department

2006-2012 Assistant Governor of Rotary International Area 3450

2004-2006 Head of Social Welfare and Labor market

policy department of the Ministry Social

Welfare and Labor of Mongolia

2000-2006 Charter President of Junior Chamber

International

1993-2004 Founder & Director of Zuunmod English

Language College, Mongolia

1993-2014 Vice President of Mongolian Democratic

Women’s Union

1993-2008 President of Liberal Women’s Brain pool in Tuv Province

1989-1993 Teacher at 1st Secondary school of Tuv

Province

1984-1987 Teacher at Secondary school of Erdenesant soum, Tuv Province

FOUNDER

EDUCATION

2019 Career development Coach, USA

2018 Life coaching professional, Belgium

2011 Leadership training for Democracy: Local

political campaign

Technique, University of Virginia, VA, USA

2008 Human resource management training,

International Labor Organization, Turin, Italy

2006 Dr. Education Administration in Calcutta,

India

2002-2003 Small Business Administration, Golda Meir Mount Carmel International Training Center,

Israel

1999-2001 University Government Administration &

Management Development

1995-1996 M.A., in Arts and Languages, University of Humanities, Mongolia

1988-1989 Russian Literature and Culture, University of Russian language and Literature by Pushkin,

Moscow, Russia

1984 Russian language, University of Humanities,

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Battsetseg Shagdar founded:

Zuunmod English

Language Translator’s

College in 1993

Liberal Women’s Brain

Pool NGO in 1995

Mongolian Democratic

Women’s Union in

1993

JCI International

Zuunmod LOM in

1997

Rotary International

Zuunmod Club in 2003

SPECIALIZATION:

Career Diplomat

Human Resource

Administrator

Education

Administrator

Dr. and Ph.D.,

Policy research and

Think Tank MBA

Small and medium

sized enterprise MBA,

Election campaigns are emotional as well as historic. Everyone is a candidate and a voter. Therefore, the book is only about political elections

Non-candidates are productive in the process of social, economic and business activities

candidacy of everyone who has reached the point (position) of work and who is aiming to reach it,

concerns the issue of competitiveness.

HUMANITARIAN AND SOCIAL

WORKS:

2018-2022

President of Mongolian Women’s

Billiard Association

2004-2014

Charter President of International

Rotary Club, Mongolian region

2002-2014

Vice-president of Democratic

Women’s Union, Mongolia

2003-2005

President of Global network NGO

2001-until now

JCI Senator

AUTHOR/WRITER:

2006

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN

TECHNOLOGY 101

2008

ADVOCACY GUIDE BOOK

2014

60 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP

MONGOLIA AND INDONESIA

Chronicle of bilateral relations

2017

MY MISSION TO INDONESIA

2017

INDONESIAN BATIK

TRANSFORMING TO

MONGOLIAN NATIONAL DRESS

2020

60 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP

MONGOLIA AND CUBA

Chronicle of bilateral relations

2023

CUBAN GUYABERA

27 POLICY ANALYSIS PAPER

60 RECEARCH PAPER

and to face a long- term situation of world crisis in an organized manner, it is essential to have an economic and social strategy that contains the key actions on which efforts should be focused.” Cuba: U.S. Policy Overview

The Cuban economy is being hard-hit by the economic shutdown associated with the Coronavirus Disease 2019

(COVID-19) pandemic; Venezuela’s economic crisis, which has reduced Venezuelan financial support; and U.S. economic sanctions. The Cuban government reports the economy contracted 11% in 2020, and the Economist Intelligence Unit projects 2.2% growth in 2021. In January 2021, Cuba eliminated its dual currency system; the long debated reform has spurred in flacon, but economists maintain it should boost productivity in the long term.

LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN NDCs:

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DECISION-MAKER

The La n America and the Caribbean region is a good example of the threat posed by climate change and the opportunities that aggressive climate ac on offers, being a vulnerable and biodiversity-rich region. Many governments have stepped forward with ambitious climate plans – but now they must turn those plans into ac on. And the ones who are yet to do so must follow suit. The region must appreciate that a new global economic system, framed by climate considerations, is star ng to form. Not to consider this is to jeopardize the region’s future development.

MY FIRST DIPLOMATIC MISSION: THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA On October 13, 2014, the President, Susilo Bambang, took his Credentials to Yudoyono and began his official work as Ambassador. Let me summarize the things that remain in my mind about friendship. Indonesia is made up of more than 17,000 islands, and about 6,000 of them have a population and administrative units, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Indian Ocean to the west. Since independence, Indonesian foreign relations have adhered to a

"free and active" foreign policy, seeking to play a role in regional affairs commensurate with its size and location but avoiding involvement in conflicts among major powers. Indonesian foreign policy under the

"New Order" government of President Suharto moved away from the stridently anti-Western, anti-American posturing that characterized the latter part of the Sukarno era. Following Suharto's ouster in 1998, Indonesia's government has preserved the broad outlines of Suharto's independent, moderate foreign policy.

60 YEARS OF FRIENDSHIP Chronicle of bilateral relations 1960 – 2020 This book is one of the important initiated activities to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Mongolia and Cuba and to further develop friendly relations and cooperation between Mongolia and Cuba in such as an important source of contribution to the cause.

On the eve of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, as the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia, I acknowledge that Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Republic of Cuba, Ms. Sh. Battsetseg did a great input. PARTNERSHIP EXPERINCES:

USA

Leadership Institute.

Arlington, VA

University of North

America. Fair Lakes Cir,

Fairfax, VA

The Heritage

Foundation.

Washington, DC

Atlas Economic

Research Foundation.

Arlington, VA, United

States

Rumsfeld Foundation.

Washington, DC

National Democratic

Institute. Washington,

DC

IRI International

Republican Institute.

Washington, DC

Johns Hopkins

University. Baltimore,

MD

Congressional Research

Service. Washington,

DC

US-Asia Institute.

Washington, DC

ASIA

ASEAN. Jakarta,

Indonesia.

Asia Development Bank

Mongolia

World Development

Bank Mongolia

Center for International

and Strategic Studies.

China

EUOROPE

ILO Turin, Italy

CDU Germany

Friedrich Naumann

Foundation. Germany

2019 OUTLOOK AND 2020 PROJECTION OF LATIN AMERICA AND CARRIBEAN COUNTRIES

The events of 2019 that can be considered significant for the countries that will affect the political and economic conditions of the region are highlighted for each country:

Diplomat service law in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Columbia, Peru, Uruguay

Latin America's Energy Future

This working paper presents a survey of the changes in La n America’s energy consumption over the last 30 years, before considering the trends that will affect the region in the coming decades. It highlights several important issues, including the growing demand for oil, which has prompted a resurgence of resource nationalism and the revitalization of national oil companies in the region. Regional oil policy has also been

boosted by the growth of China, which is now a major player in the La n American

energy sector, as both consumer and financier. Natural gas consumption has also grown in recent years, and the discovery of large non-conventional gas reserves will also alter the energy landscape.

Policies to combat change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and use clean energy sources Ac on in La n America and the Caribbean In response, the region’s countries are leading the way in making the vision of climate-smart development a reality, moving with increasing urgency to develop more sustainable energy and transport systems; to strengthen the resilience of their cities; to enhance nature-based solutions to climate mi gyration and adaptation in forests, oceans, and agriculture; and to prepare people, public services, and infrastructure for the climate shocks to come.

These countries submitted climate ac on pledges with Nationally Determined Contributions in the run-up to the historic Paris Agreement at COP21, and they are now raising their climate ambitions even further by submitting revised NDCs under the same process.

Cuba, present and future: main legislative reforms adopted in 2020 As soon as COVID-19 appeared in the world, the Cuban Government approve d a Plan for the Prevention on and Control of Coronavirus, covering all sectors of society. Similarly, Cuba has been working on the postCOVID-19 recovery phase, as well as on the Guide lines for the 2021 Economic Plan and State Budget, which are part of the country's overall strategy. According to the Special Tabloid: Cuba and its Economic and Social Challenge: “In order to achieve an economic recovery and to face a long- term situation of world crisis in an organized manner, it is essential to have an economic and social strategy that contains the key actions on which efforts should be focused.”

Dr. PhD BATTSETSEG SHAGDAR

During the 36 years of my active

life, you and I have fought

together with my colleagues for

Mongolia's Democracy, and we

have shared our experiences by

working together in public

services and institution such as

the Government of Mongolia,

the Office of the President,

Elbegdorj Think Tank Institute.

I have been served as a public

servant, a freedom fighter, and a

policymaker in Mongolia. I

worked together with my

colleagues to prioritize

strengthening the rule of law in

Mongolia, fostering social justice,

fighting poverty, combating

corruption, supporting

environmental sustainability, and

advancing vibrant participatory

democracy and led as a team

many social, economic, and

governance reforms.

DIPLOMACY

Ambassador Battsetseg involved

in Diplomacy in 2014 and

became one of the experienced

life time Diplomat.

She opened a new Embassy in

Jakarta Indonesia. She was

appointed the first Ambassador

to the republic of Indonesia,

ASEAN, Ambassador

extraordinary & plenipotentiary

from Mongolia to the Republic of

Cuba, concurrent ambassador to

Argentina, Brazil, Chile,

Columbia, Dominican, Peru and

Uruguay.

She played model role to

Mongolian Diplomacy as a part of

foreign policy priorities of

Mongolia, bilateral relationships

with Russian Federation and

People’s Republic of China at the

same time, relations and

cooperation with “third

neighbors” strategic partnership

relations with Japan and

comprehensive partnership

commitment with United States,

Germany, Republic of Korea,

India and Turkey have been

strengthened respectively.

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