The Border Service Department of the Border Service School, in collaboration with the University’s Research Institute, organized a lecture and training session entitled “Lieutenant General Bazaryn Tseden-Ish – 120” on October 22, 2026, in the University’s General Hall.
A total of 109 first-year cadets from the Border Service School attended the session. The lecture, entitled “B. Tseden-Ish’s Contributions to Mongolia’s Border Sovereignty and the Development of Border Studies,” was delivered by Associate Professor, Doctor (Ph.D), Colonel Ts. Ganbold, from the Department of Management Science and Security Strategy at the Academy of Management.
During the meeting and training session, an exhibition was organized for cadets of the Border Service School, showcasing the valuable contributions and achievements of Lieutenant General B. Tseden-Ish in defining, demarcating, and affirming Mongolia’s national borders, as well as his scholarly and research publications. He was a Hero of Labour of Mongolia, recognized as the Outstanding Border Guard of the 20th Century, a Merited Lawyer, an Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary, and a Doctor of History. The cadets were also informed that it is the responsibility of the younger generation of border guards to continue studying, preserving, and promoting his achievements, legacy, and work.
As a result of the meeting and training session, newly admitted cadets of the Border Service School gained a deeper understanding of the childhood, life journey, diligence, perseverance, and patriotic spirit of the legendary border guard, General B. Tseden-Ish. The event concluded successfully, providing valuable lessons that the cadets can apply in their studies, professional service, and everyday lives.
