The India Field Hospital Level-II Plus deployed in Goma under the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) has been awarded the prestigious Force Commander’s Unit Citation in recognition of its exceptional service in UN peacekeeping operations.
The award was presented by Brigadier TKS Sekhon, Commander Central Sector and National Senior & Acting Deputy Force Commander, during his official visit on April 8, 2026.
The citation honours the dedication, professionalism, and exemplary healthcare services rendered by personnel of the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), both past and present, who have been serving in challenging operational conditions in the conflict-affected region.
Excellence in UN Peacekeeping
The India Field Hospital has been a crucial component of India’s contribution to UN peacekeeping, providing advanced medical care, emergency services, and humanitarian assistance to UN personnel and local civilians alike.
Operating in Goma, a region often affected by instability and humanitarian crises, the hospital has consistently demonstrated high standards of medical excellence and compassion, earning global recognition.
India’s Commitment to Global Peace
The honour reflects India’s longstanding commitment to UN peacekeeping missions, where Indian contingents have played a vital role in maintaining peace, stability, and humanitarian support across conflict zones worldwide.
The recognition further reinforces India’s reputation as a reliable and professional contributor to international peacekeeping efforts, with AFMS personnel continuing to uphold the highest standards of service under demanding conditions.
