India Field Hospital in Congo Honored with UN Force Commander's Unit Citation for Outstanding Peacekeeping Efforts
The India Field Hospital Level-II Plus stationed in Goma as part of the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has received the esteemed Force Commander’s Unit Citation. This award acknowledges its outstanding contributions to UN peacekeeping missions.
The citation was awarded by Brigadier TKS Sekhon, Commander of the Central Sector and National Senior & Acting Deputy Force Commander, during an official ceremony on April 8, 2026.
This accolade pays tribute to the commitment, professionalism, and exceptional healthcare services provided by members of the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), both current and former, who have been serving under challenging conditions in this conflict-affected area.
The India Field Hospital plays a pivotal role in India's UN peacekeeping efforts, offering advanced medical treatment, emergency care, and humanitarian assistance to both UN personnel and local residents.
Located in Goma, an area frequently beset by instability and humanitarian challenges, the hospital has maintained a high level of medical excellence and empathy, garnering international acclaim.
The award underscores India's enduring dedication to UN peacekeeping operations, with Indian forces playing a significant role in promoting peace, stability, and humanitarian aid in conflict-affected regions worldwide.
This recognition further cements India's status as a dependable and skilled participant in global peacekeeping initiatives, with AFMS personnel consistently upholding the highest standards of service in demanding environments.
