Laureates

State Supreme Decoration of Mongolia, the Order of Chinggis Khaan, was awarded to Ban Ki-Moon, the eighth Secretary-General of the United Nations. The Order was conferred by President of Mongolia Khurelsukh Ukhnaa in recognition of Mr. Ban Ki-Moon's extraordinary contributions to global peace, sustainable development, and the promotion of human rights and environmental protection.

The Morin Khuur Ensemble was recognized for their contributions to the preservation and global promotion of Mongolian traditional music. Their performances have showcased the beauty of the Morin Khuur, or horsehead fiddle, bringing Mongolian musical heritage to an international stage.

Jack Weatherford, an American historian, received the Order for his extensive research on Chinggis Khaan and Mongolian history. His work, particularly the book "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World," has significantly contributed to a more nuanced and positive understanding of Chinggis Khaan's legacy around the world.

A renowned artist, Dechingungaa has made significant contributions to Mongolian art. His work in promoting traditional Mongolian painting styles has played a crucial role in keeping the art form alive and respected both in Mongolia and internationally.

Mongolia’s first astronaut, Jugderdemid Gurragchaa, was honored for his contributions to space exploration and promoting Mongolia's involvement in international space endeavors. His achievements have inspired countless Mongolians to pursue science and space-related fields.

The Mongolian Armed Forces were recognized for their contributions to national defense and their role in international peacekeeping missions. Their commitment to maintaining Mongolia’s sovereignty and contributing to global peace earned them this honor.

The Hu, a globally recognized Mongolian rock band, was awarded the Order for their contributions to promoting Mongolian culture worldwide. Their music, which combines traditional Mongolian throat singing with modern rock, has brought Mongolian cultural elements to a global audience.

Tuvshinbayar Naidan, an Olympic gold medalist in judo, was honored for his contributions to Mongolian sports. His achievements in international competitions have brought Mongolia recognition and inspired a generation of young athletes.

An internationally acclaimed opera singer, Ariunbaatar was recognized for his contribution to Mongolia's cultural prestige on the world stage. His success in international vocal competitions has brought pride and recognition to Mongolian opera and traditional music.

Mend-Ooyo, a renowned writer and poet, was honored for his contributions to Mongolian literature and culture. His works focus on the preservation of Mongolian traditions and language, and he has been a key figure in reviving traditional Mongolian poetry.

Khavtgai was honored for his contributions to Mongolian science, particularly in the field of astronomy. His research on Mongolian sky maps and lunar observation had a great influence on both local and international astronomical research.

A distinguished academic, Sodnom Dumaa received the Order for her groundbreaking work in education. Her initiatives in reforming Mongolia's higher education system have significantly improved the quality and accessibility of education across the country.

As a prominent economist, Damdin Demberel made major contributions to Mongolia's financial sector. His efforts in creating sustainable economic policies and promoting fiscal stability have been recognized as instrumental to Mongolia's economic development.

Bagabandi, the second President of Mongolia, was honored for his contributions to national unity and political stability during his tenure. His leadership during a crucial period of Mongolia's history contributed to political balance and the further development of democratic governance.

A key figure in Mongolia's transition to democracy, Gonchigdorj played an essential role in the formation of democratic institutions and the drafting of Mongolia's new constitution in the early 1990s. His work established the legal framework for Mongolia's transition to a multi-party democracy.

Dash Byambasuren, a notable figure in Mongolia’s economic sector, played an instrumental role in shaping the country’s economic strategy. His work in modernizing Mongolia's banking system and advancing economic reforms earned him this distinguished recognition.

A renowned composer, Byambasuren Sharav received the honor for his contributions to Mongolian cultural heritage. His compositions, blending traditional Mongolian melodies with contemporary orchestral arrangements, have had a profound influence on Mongolian classical music and promoted it globally.

Former President of Mongolia, Ochirbat Punsalmaa, was awarded the Order for his significant contributions to Mongolia’s political sovereignty and economic transformation during the turbulent years following the end of socialism. He was pivotal in shaping the democratic constitution and promoting economic reforms that stabilized the country.