The history of many nations has been written on paper. However, it is also seen that these have been damaged over time and have not reached the present day. Yet, our ancestors immortalized the philosophy of our common culture, society, and state by inscribing it on stones thousands of years ago. In the vast steppes of our brother Mongolia, look at how our great ancestor Bilge Kağan advises his people and us in the inscription found there;

				"We wrote every word on stone.
				Listen well to your Khan,
				As long as the sky does not fall,
				As long as the earth is not pierced,
				No one can destroy
				your state and your laws"
			

These words continue to illuminate the path of brotherhood for our peoples who step together into new horizons. What is incumbent upon us is to listen to this strong voice, a symbol of political virtue and foresight reaching from thousands of years ago to today, and to build the common future of our brotherly peoples together. With this determination and our strong belief that our peoples, bound by strong spiritual ties, will sustain their friendship, brotherhood, and solidarity forever, the Marmara Group Foundation attaches great importance to the existing civil thought relations between Turkey and Mongolia. We believe that the Turkish-Mongolian brotherhood will also make great contributions to the history, culture, and unity of tomorrow through work to be carried out in the civil society field. The Marmara Group Foundation is determined to continue its modest efforts in this area.

On the other hand, the State of Mongolia has been generous to the Marmara Group Foundation and awarded Dr. Akkan Suver the Genghis Khan Medal in 2006, the Silver Star Medal in 2009, and the Polar Star Medal in 2012. Also, in 2013, the Silver Star Medal was presented to Engin Köklüçınar, then Secretary General of the Marmara Group Foundation. The Marmara Group Foundation is grateful to the State of Mongolia for participating in the Eurasian Economic Summits at the level of presidents and ministers.