Mongolia is a vast country of great natural beauty, with large untapped mineral resources, that has been undergoing exciting political and economic changes since 1990. It is well along in the process of moving from a command to a free market economy. The people and government of Mongolia are looking for western, especially American partners, to help them achieve their goal of fully participating in the world trade community. The country has recognized that it needs foreign technology to assist its transformation and is in the position now to purchase or fund its acquisition. At the same time Mongolia needs investment partners in all fields to work with it to develop its great resources. USMAG is committed to aiding western companies and' organizations which want to promote their products and technology in the Mongolian market and to match western and Mongol partners in all areas of developmental cooperation.

President of USMAG, Dr. Alicia J. Campi (see CV), has a Ph. D. in Mongolian Studies, with publications in both English and Mongolian. She served as a foreign service officer in the State Department with a specialty in Chinese for 13 years and during her career was posted in Singapore, Taiwan, Tokyo, Ulaanbaatar and US Mission to the United Nations' in New York. She is regarded as one of the foremost experts on Mongolia in the United States. Associate of USMAG is Mr. Jugder Byambatsogt, President of MonEduc Co. Ltd, BBA in Administration from the University of Delhi and MA in International Development Policy from Duke University.

For information about Dr. Campi's cultural and educational projects, please see her Chinggis Khan Foundation website at www.chinggisfoundation.org