Sustaining People-to-People Relationships
Sustaining People-to-People Relationships
This chapter focuses on the “soft” aspects of the diplomatic relationship between the United States and Mongolia - public outreach; public affairs; educational exchanges and cultural ties. It also details the growing interaction between Americans who work in Mongolia and Mongolians who live in the United States, marking the foundation of an active Mongolian-American community that has grown significantly in recent years. Education exchanges such as the Fulbright program are discussed and assessed, along with Mongolia's success in accessing funds for cultural support through the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation. Finally, it discusses the establishment and growth of a large Peace Corps presence in Mongolia.
Keywords: Public Diplomacy, Public Affairs, Mongolia, United States, Peace Corps, Fulbright Program, Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation, International Visitors Program, International Education, Amarbayasgalant Monastery
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