The graduation ceremony “Radiant Evening Roll Call” for the 2025-2026 academic year of the University of Internal Affairs was held solemnly today (June 19, 2026).
Before the start of the "Radiant Evening Roll Call," a celebratory performance was held for the graduates and guests. Following the artistic performance, the graduates lined up in formation for their final evening roll call under the glory of the scarlet red banner.
The ceremony officially commenced with the placement of the University of Internal Affairs’ banners, decorated with the Order of Sukhbaatar, the Order of Military Merit, and the Order of Combat Merit.
The ceremony was attended by S. Amarsaikhan, Member of the Parliament and Government of Mongolia and Minister of Justice and Home Affairs; Brigadier General T. Sukhbold, President of the University of Internal Affairs, Doctor (Ph.D.), and Professor; D. Gantuya, Director of the Finance and Investment Department of the Cabinet Secretariat; B. Tumendelger, Acting Director of the Higher Education Policy Coordination Department of the Ministry of Education; I. Battogs, Governor of Bayanzurkh District; heads of agencies under the Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs; diplomatic representatives from the Russian Federation and Japan to Mongolia; honorary guests from international organizations; faculty, staff, and families of the graduates.
During the event, Minister of Justice and Home Affairs S. Amarsaikhan highlighted: “The high responsibility of implementing state legal reforms, strengthening the rule of law, protecting the rights and freedoms of citizens, and ensuring social order and internal security now rests upon you. Our ranks must consist of officers who interact with citizens without discrimination, are free from corruption and conflicts of interest, are aware of their responsibilities, and maintain cultured and humane relations. I am confident that you, dear graduates, will remain faithful to your oath to serve the peaceful life of your people, lead with your knowledge, set an example with your ethics, and become skilled civil servants who make valuable contributions to the development of our country.”
The component schools conducted their individual "Evening Roll Calls," and Lieutenant Colonel L. Zesshagai, Head of the Military Organization and Readiness Department, reported the consolidated results to the President of the University.
As the graduates shouted the “Uukhai” cheer three times, the National Anthem of Mongolia played, and a ceremonial fireworks display lit up the darkness.
The unified "Radiant Evening Roll Call" of the University of Internal Affairs concluded with the graduates—who are preparing to depart to the four corners of their motherland to implement the honorable and responsible duty of protecting internal security—marching in a ceremonial parade.
