By B.Nyamsuren

Mongolian youth are increasingly taking part in international dialogues on climate action, social inclusion, and sustainable development, contributing local perspectives to global policy discussions.

In recent weeks, young representatives from Mongolia have participated in forums and consultations organized by the United Nations and its partner agencies, including the United Nations Development Programme. The discussions focused on climate resilience, land degradation, youth participation, and community-based solutions, with particular attention to the challenges faced by rural and herder communities.

Participants highlighted Mongolia’s experience with climate variability, desertification, and rapid social change, emphasizing the role of young people in bridging traditional knowledge with innovative approaches. Youth delegates stressed the importance of meaningful participation in decision-making processes, rather than symbolic representation, and called for stronger platforms to amplify grassroots voices.

International partners noted that Mongolia’s youth engagement reflects a broader global shift toward inclusive development, where young people are recognized as active contributors to policy design and implementation. Several initiatives discussed during the meetings aim to expand youth-led projects, strengthen civil society networks, and support cross-border cooperation on climate and social issues.

As Mongolia prepares to host major international processes related to sustainable development and environmental governance, youth participation is expected to remain a key component of these efforts. Observers say the growing presence of Mongolian youth in global forums signals a commitment to long-term solutions rooted in dialogue, cooperation, and shared responsibility.

Source: Zuuniimedee № 25 (7767) February 6, 2026

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