The
Mongolian chapter of the Junior Chamber International was registered in 1995
and has since then been trying to motivate youth to contribute to national
development, according to E. Bolorchuluun, this year’s National President of
the global organization present in 110 countries.  JCI Mongolia has 400 members, who have to be
between 18-40 years of age. Once past 40, a member is known as a senator. The
organization activities cover four main areas. First is personal capacity
development; second, business capacity development, in which it supports young
entrepreneurs by bringing them together to encourage “reciprocal learning”;
third, social development, where collective solutions are encouraged and,
fourth, work at the international level.