Mongolia must offer a world-class education for all who continue this important work. Therefore, it is imperative that the Mongolian University of Life Sciences continues to provide an outstanding education in the agricultural, technological, and scientific arenas for years and decades to come. 

MULS has been educating Mongolia’s future scientific leaders for sixty-five years; I congratulate all those who have contributed to the success of this remarkable institution. Let us work together to continue this academic and scientific excellence. 
Over the past sixty-five years, our university has become a leading research and learning institution and has accomplished the following:

• Pioneered the protection of traditional Mongolian livestock through advances in veterinary medicine, fodder, and agriculture
• Contributed to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases by inventing new veterinary treatments and medicines 
• Collaboration between MULS scientists and farmers has produced more productive strains of cereals, grains, and wheat 
• Provided our great nation with high-quality meat, milk, vegetables, and fodder
• Introduced many scientific and technological advances to food production and manufacturing
• Achieved innovations in animal breeding practices, improving the productivity of all types of Mongolian livestock

I congratulate the 35,511 scientists, professors, and professionals who have graduated from our university. They have expanded the Mongolian agricultural industry and the Mongolian economy. 

Through their work, Mongolia has grown and diversified its economy through an export-oriented approach and forward-thinking policies. Without our community’s world-class research, training programs, and hard work ethic, Mongolian development would not have been so successful. 

Mongolia’s young adults and future professionals have been well-trained and practiced by our professionals. Their mentors have imparted scientific and technological knowledge for our future generations to build upon. There is no doubt that these future pioneers will continue the great legacy of the over 35 thousand professionals who came before them. 

The current international situation is rapidly changing. Mongolia has been affected by these changes, and we must rise to meet the new challenges the twenty-first century presents. Ensuring a stable food and commodity supply to the Mongolian people is critical, as well as preparing Mongolia for the problems that global climate change presents to our country. Government policies such as the Food Revolution, the One Billion Trees movement, the New Revival Policy, and new mining laws are intended to help Mongolia adjust to our rapidly transforming world. MULS already plays an important role in preparing our country for the future and will continue to do so for many years. 
May every citizen of this planet have access to healthy food, and may our country continue to develop its democracy, economy, and science. 

Sincerely,

O.Baatartsogt 

President