Amarjargal Enkhtuyaa won a bronze medal at the 23rd International Dance Competition held in Berlin in the Folk Dance Solo category.
Four years ago, he already won silver at the same competition. Thus, the dancer has stepped onto the podium twice at one of the leading dance events recognized by UNESCO. In addition to the bronze medal, he was also nominated for the title of best choreographer and composer. At the invitation of the organizers, he performed at the gala concert, accompanied by leading dancers from around the world.
The competition, which can be compared to the "small Olympics" in the art of dance, featured representatives from 40 countries who won 17 medals. The Republic of Korea took first place in the team standings, winning six gold, four silver, and two bronze medals.
The top five also included Ukraine, Belgium, Germany, and Switzerland, while Mongolia finished in 16th place with one bronze medal.
