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International poetry contest in honour of Chinggis Khan [Mongolia]:
International poetry contest in honour of Chinggis Khan
(TheUBPost, 23 Mar 2005 09:17 pm ULAT. 0 comments)
The National Organizing Committee of the 26th World Congress of Poets announced that this year's poem contest will come under the theme of Chinggis Khaan.

The official languages of the poetry contest are Mongolian and English and participating poets should submit the poems in their mother tongue and/or with an English translation.

Head of the committee, G.Mend-Ooyo, said that the finest poems would be selected for publication in a collection titled Golden Poetry to be released in three languages; the original language of writing, Mongolian and English.

Winners of the contest will be awarded the order of Chinggis Khaan, medals and a cash prize. Mend-Ooyo said that currently the prize fund stands at US$5000, but will be increased. [...]

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