National Security Concept of Mongolia 3.1.2.7. Border area development strategy and its foreign connections shall be defined and regulated by unified state policy. 3.1.3. Security of Population and Genetic Identity 3.1.3.1. Mongolia’s population growth, human development and quality of life shall be supported. 3.1.3.2. Favorable conditions shall be provided to citizens studying or working abroad for returning and working and living in the homeland. 3.1.3.3 Favorable conditions shall be provided to Mongolians and their children born abroad and having foreign citizenship for traveling, living, studying, working or having access to insurance in Mongolia. The state shall honor and protect citizens’ interests arising from dual citizenship. 3.1.3.4. Accelerated efforts to reduce the negative effects upon the nation's genetic heritage of inbreeding, chronic alcoholism and drug addiction shall be taken. 3.1.3.5. A current record of foreign citizens, aliens and migrants shall be maintained while registration, monitoring, information data processing, legal environment, management and organization shall be improved. 3.1.4. Security of Civilization 3.1.4.1. The State shall have primary responsibility for protecting, developing and promoting the study of Mongolian history, language, culture, religion, customs and traditions, encouraging academic literature, films and works of art, protecting Mongolia's physical and non-physical cultural heritage. It shall take actions to establish a World Mongolist Study Center in Ulaanbaatar and involve foreign Mongolist Study scholars in research, study and publication and set up Study Center branches in other countries. 6 / 33