Abstract
This article made available for publication is compiled on the basis of a report presented at the International Science Conference that took place on September 2nd, 2021, in the city of Vladivostok (Russky Island). It deals with the ordinary and megatrends reflecting the specific aspects in relation to the current stage of the Russian-Mongolian bilateral relationships. Such trends include, for example, diversification of external ties or orientation towards multidimensional collaboration. It is asserted that, throughout the century-old history of close interaction between Russia and Mongolia, since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two states, there have been a lot of epoch-making events and developments of landmark nature, which up to date constitute the meaningful elements of historic memory for our peoples, defining the overriding megatrend of our mutual understanding and affinity that bears a sustainable character, defying any influence of the political and economic environment factors.
Highlights
The International Conference attended by the most prominent figures representing Mongolian and Russian humanitarian sciences was held at the Far Eastern Federal University on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum on the 2nd September, 2021, at the time when Russia and Mongolia marked a hundredth anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two nations
As we all know, to the Middle Ages, to the epoch of Kubilai Khan, who was the founder of the first scientific body in history, the patron of scholarship and an advocate of religious tolerance, by virtue of this fact, representatives of various confessions were enabled to be in service at his Court, including Christians and Muslims
While Eric Hobsbawm spoke about the “Short Twentieth Century” (1914-1991) [Hobsbaum, 1996], I would prefer to refer to that century as the “long” one, as the importance of realities forged by it has largely retained its validity until the present day
Summary
The International Conference attended by the most prominent figures representing Mongolian and Russian humanitarian sciences was held at the Far Eastern Federal University on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum on the 2nd September, 2021, at the time when Russia and Mongolia marked a hundredth anniversary of the diplomatic relations between the two nations. On some developmental trends for the Russian-Mongolian relationships context that, historically, the scientific tradition in Mongolia traces back much more than a hundred years ago.
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