Dr. Jargalsaikhany ENKHSAIKHAN

I. Personal

Born: 2 September 1950, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Married, two sons & four daughters

II. Education

• Moscow State Institute for International Relations
  (diploma of International Lawyer) - 1974
  
• Moscow State Institute for International Relations (PhD in Law), -
  thesis of the doctoral dissertation: “Legal aspects of rules of
  procedure at international fora”- 1979

III. Brief Career Resume

• Ambassador of Mongolia to Austria (since 10 September 2008)
  
• Concurrently Ambassador of Mongolia to Italy with residence in Vienna (since 10
  March 2009)
  
• Resident Representative of Mongolia to IAEA and UN organizations in Vienna
  (since 16 May 2008)
  
• Permanent Representative of Mongolia to FAO (since 28 July 2009)
  
• Focal Point and coordinator of Mongolia’s nuclear-weapon-free status (since 28
  February 2008)
  
• Advisor to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia (2007 –2008)
  
• Advisor and lead researcher of Institute for Strategic Studies, National Security
  Council of Mongolia (Feb.-Dec. 2007)
  
• Advisor, Mongolian Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (2005-2008)
  
• Director of Blue Banner, disarmament NGO of Mongolia (2005-2008)
  
• Member of President’s Commission to support civil society and NGOs (2006-
  2008)
  
• Council Member, Global Environment Facility (1999 - 2006)
  
• Executive Director of Mongolian National Coalition for International
  Criminal Court (ICC) (2004-2006)
  
• Focal point/representative of Ulaanbaatar, Global Partnership for the Prevention
  of Armed Conflict (2005-2008)
  
• ICSFD observer at Community of Democracies Nongovernmental Process
  (2005-2007)
  
• International Steering Committee member of International Civil Society Forum
  for Democracy (2003-2008)
  
• Advisor, International Civil Society Forum for Democracy (2004-2005)
  
• Civil Society Expert, Civil Society Index project – CIVICUS (2004-2006)
  
• National advisor for preparations to the Fifth International
  Conference of New or Restored Democracies (ICNRD-5), Mongolia, 2003
  
• National advisor for preparations to the International Civil
  Society Forum (ICSF-2003), Mongolia (2003)
  
• Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Mongolia to U.N., (1996-2003)
  
• Executive Secretary of the National Security Council of Mongolia
  (1993-1996)
  
• Foreign Policy advisor of the President of Mongolia (1992-1993)
  
• Legal advisor of the President of Mongolia (1992-1993)
  
• Minister Counsellor, Deputy Chief of Mission, Mongolian Embassy
  in USSR/Russian Federation (1988-1992)
  
• Acting Head of Policy Planning Department, Ministry of Foreign
  Affairs of Mongolia (1986-1988)
  
• Acting Head of Treaty and Legal Affairs Department, Ministry of
  Foreign Affairs of Mongolia (1986-1988)
  
• Third, Second Secretary, Permanent Mission of Mongolia to U.N.
  (1979-1986)
  
• Member of Mongolian-Soviet Border Demarcation Commission (1978-1979)
  
• Attache, Third, Second Secretary, Treaty and Legal Affairs
  Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia (1974-1979)
  

• Member of Mongolian society of international law, 1986-1988, 2009 -
  
• Member of Editorial board of “Strategic Studies” quarterly magazine of
  Mongolian Institute of Strategic Studies
  
• Member of Editorial Board of “International Studies” magazine published
  in Mongolia (printed in English)
  
• Member of Mongolian Center for Strategic Studies (1994-96, 2003-04, 2007-08)
  
• Member of Editorial board of UN Diplomatic Times (2002-2003)

V. Books translated/edited into Mongolian:

• “Human Rights: questions and answers” by Lia Levin 4th edition, UNESCO (2004)
  
• “Introducing Democracy: 80 questions and answers” by David Beetham & Kevin Boyle
  (2005)
  
• “NGO Governance” handbook by Marilyn Wyatt. (2006)

VI. Foreign languages:

• English
• Russian

XI. Titles, awards:

• Doctor of Jurisprudence, 1979
  
• Mongolian State Order of Polar Star, 1991
  
• Envoy Extraordinary & Plenipotentiary of Mongolia, 2000
  
• Professor of international relations (2006)