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LOGODI on-site training in Mongolia sees attendance of 820


Saturday, September 6, 2014


WANJU – LOGODI and 820 of its Mongolian alumni, officials, professors, and others today completed a follow-up management program in Mongolia.

Headed by LOGODI President Rheem Chae-ho, the "Executive Leadership Development Program" invited its Mongolian network from the National Academy of Governance (NAOG), universities, and others for on-site training that began Tuesday, September 2.

During the stay, President Rheem met with the Deputy Chief of Cabinet Secretariat of the Government of Mongolia and agreed to expand the range of cooperation between LOGODI and NAOG.

NAOG belongs to the Cabinet Secretariat and is the largest human resource development center in Mongolia.

President Rheem and NAOG Rector Tsevegmed Baatartogtokh renewed their institutions' arrangement for bilateral cooperation. Under this arrangement, LOGODI has run 25 training programs for 489 Mongolian participants over the last 14 years.

In addition, President Rheem hosted an alumni reunion on Wednesday, September 3, at which attendees reminisced on their experiences in Korea. Alumni also took the opportunity to share their views on strengthening networks not only among alumni but also between LOGODI and NAOG.

Prof. Sung Keuk-je of Kyung Hee University and Prof. Lee Seok-hwan of Kookmin University accompanied LOGODI's delegation to deliver special lectures in the areas of economic development and performance management, respectively.