Introduction

The Mongolian Association of Certified Translators and Interpreters was established as a voluntary organization with a Board of five members. Since its inception, it has obtained proper approval from the relevant authority and is working to fulfill the association's goals and objectives. Currently, the association has over 2,000 certified members who have received stamps, certificates, and identification cards and are actively engaged in its activities.

The association collaborates with numerous domestic and international organizations that have expressed interest in working together. These partner organizations can order translation services, which are carried out by members of the The Mongolian Association of Certified Translators and Interpreters was at their set prices and tariffs.

The Mongolian Association of Certified Translators and Interpreters was is authorized to provide official collective translation services on behalf of the organization. It is open to motivated individuals and legal entities capable of performing translation work. Members who meet the association’s certification requirements can become official translators and hold an indefinite stamp from the Translators’ Committee.

Members of the Board of Directors:

1. B. Tegsh
2. E.Badamsambuu
3. E. Olonbaatar
4. B. Ichinkhorloo
5. B. Sengee

You can view the list of current members on their official website:

If you need further details, feel free to ask!

Purpose

The noble purpose of the Mongolian Association of Certified Translators and Interpreters was is to help all certified translators correctly, beautifully, and proficiently use the Mongolian language, develop language and cultural skills, and become capable of producing accurate, appropriate, and artistic translations.

Mission

To unite all people of Mongolian origin around the world through their language and culture.

Goals and Activities

• Protect the Mongolian vocabulary;
• Establish and maintain communication and cooperation with domestic, foreign, and international organizations with similar aims;
• Prepare, organize, and disseminate news and information related to the association's activities; provide public information, promote, and introduce its work;
• Protect the lawful rights and interests of its members and improve their professional skills;
• Provide the relevant professional translation staff to government, private, and non-governmental organizations;
• Support Mongolian-origin foreigners, especially those proficient in the Mongolian script, and promote their well-being;
• Ensure unity among translators;
• Focus on maintaining a unified register and research of Mongolian translators.