The Voice of Mongolia (VOM) marks its monumental 60th anniversary. Celebrating 60 Years of Voice of Mongolia not just the longevity of a broadcaster but also the vibrant history, culture, and traditions of Mongolia that it has shared with the world. VOM has been a steadfast beacon on the shortwave spectrum for nearly a century. It brings the unique essence of Mongolia to the ears of listeners across the globe.

Celebrating 60 Years of Voice of Mongolia: A Legacy of Broadcasting

Established in 1964, the Voice of Mongolia has been more than just a radio station. It has been a bridge between Mongolia and the rest of the world. VOM offers a window into the rich tapestry of Mongolian life. Through its programs, VOM has narrated Mongolia's history, from its nomadic roots to its modern-day achievements, with the kind of authenticity that only a native voice can deliver.

Whether it’s the epic tales of Genghis Khan, the spiritual depth of Mongolian Buddhism, or the breathtaking beauty of the Mongolian steppes, VOM has dedicated itself to preserving and promoting the nation’s heritage. Over the decades, listeners have been treated to an array of content about Mongolia. It covers everything from Mongolian music and folklore to the latest developments in Mongolian society and economy.

A Cultural Ambassador

What makes VOM truly special is its role as a cultural ambassador. The station has consistently worked to showcase Mongolian customs, costumes, and traditions, ensuring that the world can appreciate the uniqueness of Mongolian culture. Through shortwave broadcasts, VOM has transcended borders and time zones, reaching listeners in the most remote corners of the world.

Listeners have experienced the thrill of the Naadam Festival and the haunting melodies of the Morin Khuur. Also the warmth of Mongolian hospitality, all from the comfort of their homes. VOM’s dedication to cultural exchange has made it a beloved station for those who seek to understand and connect with the world’s diverse cultures.

A Special Contest: 90 Years of Mongolian Broadcasting

Mongolian radio began transmitting in 1931 in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. It started nationwide broadcasting in 1934, marking the start of the current MNB's development.

To commemorate this incredible milestone, VOM is inviting all its listeners to participate in a special anniversary challenge. This is your chance to be a part of history and celebrate 90 years of broadcasting excellence!

VOM is calling on its listeners to create a short reel video, no longer than 20 seconds. In this reel, you can send a heartfelt greeting or share a message in honor of this momentous occasion. Whether it’s a creative shout-out, a nostalgic memory, or simply a warm wish, your reel could be featured on VOM’s Facebook page, which boasts over 52,000 followers!

But that’s not all – the most creative and liked video will win exciting souvenirs, making this a celebration to remember. So, grab your camera, unleash your creativity, and join the global community in celebrating 60 years of the Voice of Mongolia.

Submit your reel by September 6th, 2024. Join the festivities that honor a legacy of connecting cultures and sharing Mongolia's stories with the world.

Conclusion

The Voice of Mongolia’s 60th, and MNB's 90th anniversary are celebrations not just for the station but for all its listeners who have journeyed with it over the decades. This is an opportunity to reflect on the incredible stories. And cultural treasures that VOM has shared with us, and to look forward to many more years of enriching broadcasts. Let’s come together to honor a station that has been a faithful companion to shortwave listeners worldwide. Let’s make this anniversary a memorable one.