The program has been organized since 2001 under a Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of Mongolia and the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family of the Republic of Korea and has involved more than 400 Korean and Mongolian young participants. The program selects young people who are socially active, self-confident, self-expressive, and able to teamwork, and this year the following eight best participants were selected from the Mongolian side. They are: N.Lkhagvabayar, L.Munkh-Ochir, B.Tsengelmaa, D.Rinchendorj, G.Unurbayar, Ch.Soninbayar, L.Bilguundalai and Ch.Amarjargal.

The general theme of this exchange program was "Life after COVID-19 and future careers." Within the framework of the general theme, the participants discussed and exchanged views on various issues of history, culture, life, customs, education, nature, society, economy, politics, and development of the two societies and successfully completed presentations and teamwork. Within 2 weeks.  In addition, it was an important event that provided an opportunity for Mongolian and Korean youth to build friendships.

During the closing ceremony, H.E.Ms. Ariunzaya Ayush,  Minister for Labour and Social Protection presented the participants with certificates of appreciation and gifts, and expressed her impression that young people will be more proactive, creative, and contribute to the development of the country.