US dinner raises funds for Mongolia Society project
The Mongolia Society and the Young Mongolian Professionals Association (YMPA) held a fundraiser roundtable with dinner and entertainment on November 11 in Arlington, Virginia, USA. Proceeds will support the Mongolia Society’s project to publish new books on Mongolian history and culture and YMPA’s creation of a nationwide database of young Mongolian professionals working in the US.
The theme of the evening’s roundtable was “US-Mongolian People to People Relations—Growing our Ties.” Panelists included Mrs. Ann La Porta, wife of the former US Ambassador to Mongolia, Jeffrey Davidson of Rio Tinto, Ms. Sas Carey of Vermont’s Nomadicare, Dan Plumley of the Massachusetts-based Totem Project for Mongolia’s reindeer people, and Mrs. Dash Nyamsuren from the Mongolian School of the National Capital Area.
The theme of the evening’s roundtable was “US-Mongolian People to People Relations—Growing our Ties.” Panelists included Mrs. Ann La Porta, wife of the former US Ambassador to Mongolia, Jeffrey Davidson of Rio Tinto, Ms. Sas Carey of Vermont’s Nomadicare, Dan Plumley of the Massachusetts-based Totem Project for Mongolia’s reindeer people, and Mrs. Dash Nyamsuren from the Mongolian School of the National Capital Area.
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