Organizational Structure of the South Mongolia Congress(New Leadership Framework – Third General Assembly)

he South Mongolia Congress hereby publishes its Organizational Structure and New Leadership Framework, which was formally deliberated and adopted through two official meetings of the Third General Assembly, held on October 10, 2025, and November 29, 2025.

Following extensive discussion and consensus-building, this framework was officially approved by the Third General Assembly as the authoritative governance structure of the South Mongolia Congress.
It defines the Congress’s institutional foundation, including the General Assembly, co-leadership system, vice presidents, affiliated organizations, country representatives, committees, advisory body, and secretariat.

The adoption of this framework through multiple General Assembly sessions underscores the Congress’s commitment to democratic procedures, collective leadership, transparency, and international legitimacy.
It serves as the organizational basis for advancing sustained international advocacy in defense of the human rights, cultural identity, and self-determination of the South Mongolian people.

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Organizational Structure of the South Mongolia Congress

(New Leadership Framework – Third General Assembly)

1. General Assembly

Official Names (Confirmed):

・Mongolian: Өмнөд Монголын Их Хуралдай

・English: South Mongolia Congress

・Japanese: 南モンゴルクリルタイ（世界南モンゴル会議）

・Chinese: 世界南蒙古大会

Role:

・The highest decision-making body of the South Mongolia Congress.

・Convened once every four years.

・Responsible for electing leadership and deciding major organizational matters.

2. Leadership (Co-leadership System)

・President:

Shovchuud Temtselt

・Co-chair:

Olhunud Daichin

This co-leadership system represents collective leadership and international legitimacy.

3. Vice Presidents

・Representatives of the seven affiliated organizations automatically serve as Vice Presidents.

・This structure symbolizes international solidarity and shared leadership.

Affiliated Organizations (7)

１．South Mongolia Congress (Japan)

Representative Director: Govrod Archa

２．Inner Mongolia People’s Party

Chairperson: Shovchuud Temtselt (Germany)

３．Mongolian Liberal Union Party

Party Leader: Olhunud Daichin (Japan)

４．Inner Mongolia National Party

Party Leader: Tuvshinzhaya (Czech Republic)

５．South Mongolia Free Democracy Movement Foundation

President: Jagchid Uljidelger (Japan)

６．South Mongolia Cultural Association

President: Ch. Munkhbayar (Mongolia)

７．Blue Banner Association

President: O. Urgen (Japan)

4. Country Representatives

・Appointed in countries where Congress members reside and actively work.

・No separate country representative is appointed in countries where the President or Vice Presidents are based.

List of Country Representatives (Draft)

・Czech Republic: Tuvshinzhaya (concurrent)

・Germany: Shovchuud Temtselt (concurrent)

・Netherlands: Borjigin Elbereltu

・Norway: Butugegchi

・Sweden: Arslan

・United States (East): Altanhuar

・United States (West): Namina

・Mongolia: Ch. Munkhbayar (concurrent)

・Japan: Govrod Archa (concurrent, Headquarters)

5. Committees

・Committees operate in accordance with the resolutions and policies of the General Assembly.

・The President, Co-chair, Vice Presidents, and Country Representatives may concurrently serve as committee members.

・Advisors are positioned under the committee system.

Advisors

S.Boyantu (PhD in Law, Japan)

U.Unimunkhe (MD, United States)

A.Ulziibayar (Medical Doctor, United States)

H.Naras (PhD in Medicine, Switzerland)

G.Rubin (Former Representative of the Mongolian Liberal Union Party, United States)

Committee Structure (Draft)

Committee	English Name	Main Responsibilities	Notes
Human Rights Protection Committee	Human Rights Protection	Investigation of human rights violations; support for remedies	O.Urgen (concurrent)
Research & Policy Committee	Research & Policy	Policy development, analysis, documentation	G.Archa (concurrent)
Culture & Religion Committee	Culture & Religion	Cultural preservation; religious support	B.Elbereltu (concurrent)
International Coordination Committee	International Coordination	Liaison with international organizations; diplomacy	O. Daichin (concurrent)
Digital Media Committee	Digital Media	Management of SNS and YouTube	Tuvshinzhaya (concurrent)
Finance Committee	Finance	Financial management; grant coordination	J.Uljidelger (concurrent)
Youth Affairs Committee	Youth Affairs	Support for youth activities	B.Tsetseg / Altanhuar

6. Secretariat

・Located at the Japan Headquarters.

・Responsible for public relations, event planning, official statements, and Congress documentation.

Secretary-General:

Kotaro Miura