Mongolia awards Order of Mother Heroine to over 12,000 mothers
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- Mongolia has begun awarding the Order of Mother Heroine to mothers who have raised large families.
- This year, 12,306 mothers across the country will receive the award, with the youngest recipient being 22 years old.
- The award, established in 1957, has two classes based on the number of children raised: six or more for the 1st Class, and four or five for the 2nd Class.
The Mongolian government has initiated the awarding of the prestigious Order of Mother Heroine to mothers across the nation. This year's ceremony will honor 12,306 mothers, with recipients ranging in age, including a 22-year-old youngest mother.
The Order of Maternal Glory, as it is known in Mongolia, is a national award established in 1957. It is presented annually by the President of Mongolia to recognize and celebrate motherhood, specifically honoring mothers who have given birth to and raised large families.
The award is structured into two classes. The 1st Class Order is bestowed upon mothers who have successfully raised six or more children. The 2nd Class Order is designated for mothers who have given birth to and raised four or five children.
The awarding ceremonies are taking place across Ulaanbaatar's nine districts and the country's 21 provinces, signifying a nationwide recognition of maternal contributions.
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Originally published by News.MN in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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