VoM WHB


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On the inaugural day of the year 2014, the Central Fans Club of Voice of Mongolia was formally established in the capital city of Dhaka, Bangladesh. This marked the inception of what was initially known as "VOM Bangladesh Army," where dedicated enthusiasts of Voice of Mongolia (Ulaanbaatar Radio) congregated to advance VOM's presence throughout the nation. 
However, the nomenclature "Bangladesh Army" caused certain misconceptions due to its resemblance to the country's armed forces. In order to alleviate this potential confusion, the organization underwent a rebranding process, resulting in the adoption of the name "VOM Wave Hunters' Bangladesh" on August 1, 2019. This change in nomenclature reflects our commitment to pursuing all radio waves, specifically the electromagnetic spectrum, associated with Voice of Mongolia.

Mission:

"To passionately advocate for and promote Voice of Mongolia (VOM) across the diverse regions of Bangladesh. We are committed to fostering robust ties between Mongolia and Bangladesh, amplifying VOM's listenership nationwide, and creating a cohesive platform for VOM enthusiasts in Bangladesh. Our mission is to serve as vigilant custodians of VOM frequencies, ensuring quality broadcasting and sharing comprehensive program guides, schedules, and relevant information." 

Vision:

"To be the premier platform for Voice of Mongolia (VOM) enthusiasts in Bangladesh, uniting people with a shared passion for the station. We envision a Bangladesh where a broad and ever-expanding audience embraces VOM's rich cultural and informational content. Through our efforts, we aim to strengthen the diplomatic and cultural connections between Mongolia and Bangladesh while being recognized as a reliable source of VOM content and information. We aspire to continuously enhance VOM's presence and influence, inspiring a growing community of enthusiasts throughout Bangladesh."

Objectives

1. Foster Diplomatic Bonds:

Establish and fortify a strong diplomatic relationship between Mongolia and Bangladesh through cultural and informational exchange.

2. Expand VOM Listenership:

Disseminate Voice of Mongolia (VOM) content and actively promote an increase in VOM listeners across Bangladesh, cultivating a diverse and engaged audience.

3. Unify VOM Enthusiasts:

Facilitate the unification of VOM Fan Clubs in Bangladesh, creating a harmonious and collaborative platform for enthusiasts to share their passion. 

4. Vigilant Monitoring:

Diligently monitor Voice Of Mongolia frequencies to ensure the quality and integrity of VOM broadcasting while making recommendations for improvements when necessary.

5. Information Dissemination:

Distribute comprehensive program guides, the latest schedules, and relevant information to VOM enthusiasts and the wider public to enhance awareness and accessibility to VOM content.

6. Promote Citizenship and National Pride:

As responsible citizens of Bangladesh, we are committed to upholding and abiding by the rules and regulations of our country. We aim to promote the ideals and vision of the Father of the Nation, guiding our efforts toward building a proud and prosperous nation in line with his principles of unity, discipline, and progress. We seek to contribute to the betterment of Bangladesh while honoring the legacy of our nation's founding leader. 

These objectives encompass our commitment to promoting VOM, fostering international relations, and enhancing national pride and citizenship under the ideals of our nation's revered Father.

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