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Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee, receives the 'Olympic Glory' medal from the Mongolian Olympic Committee → A remarkable achievement with back-to-back top honors and a medal

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_NAME_0__ (left) and Batuush Mongolian Olympic Committee President. /Photo=Korean Sport & Olympic Committee
_NAME_0__ (left) and Batuush Mongolian Olympic Committee President. /Photo=Korean Sport & Olympic Committee
_NAME_0__ (left) and Batuush Mongolian Olympic Committee President. /Photo=Korean Sport & Olympic Committee
_NAME_0__ (left) and Batuush Mongolian Olympic Committee President. /Photo=Korean Sport & Olympic Committee

Yoo Seung-min, 44, President of the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee, received the highest authority medal from the Mongolian National Olympic Committee (MNOC), once again proving his standing as a key figure in global sports diplomacy.

The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee announced on the 0th that _NAME_0__ received the 'Olympic Glory' medal from the Mongolian National Olympic Committee on the 9th. This follows another remarkable achievement, coming just one day after he was awarded the 'Medal of Friendship' in the name of the Mongolian President on the 8th.

This award is evaluated as a tangible result of the 'Support for Sports Development in Developing Countries' project promoted by the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee. _NAME_1__ has made extraordinary efforts to promote sports development in Mongolia since his tenure as former President Yoo Seung-min and continues to serve as the current President of the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee. In particular, he was highly recognized for his long-term and consistent promotion of diverse cooperative projects, including invitation training programs, coach education, dispatching excellent domestic coaches, and equipment support.

The 'Olympic Glory' medal is the highest authority medal awarded only by the Mongolian National Olympic Committee to national sports heroes, Olympic medalists, and senior figures who have dedicated their lives to sports development in Mongolia.

Especially, it is very rare for this medal to be awarded to a foreign sports official. Batuush, President of the Mongolian National Olympic Committee, stated, "We are honored to present this medal as a deep expression of gratitude and respect for the sincere support _NAME_0__ has shown so far."

_NAME_0__ said, "This medal is a meaningful result that internationally recognizes the excellence of the developing countries' sports development support project promoted by the Republic of Korea," and added, "Going forward, the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee will further expand its support projects for developing countries as an institutional investor leading global sports coexistence."

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