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 distinguished Force Commander’s Unit Citation. This accolade honors its exceptional contributions to UN peacekeeping operations.
The citation was awarded during an official visit by Brigadier TKS Sekhon, the Commander of the Central Sector and Acting Deputy Force Commander, on April 8, 2026.
This honor reflects the relentless dedication, professionalism, and exemplary healthcare services provided by personnel of the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS), both past and present. These healthcare professionals have operated under challenging conditions in a region plagued by conflict, demonstrating their commitment to supporting both UN personnel and the local population.
As a vital part of India’s commitment to UN peacekeeping missions, the India Field Hospital has been instrumental in delivering advanced medical care, emergency services, and humanitarian aid. Operating in Goma, an area often beset by instability and humanitarian crises, the hospital has consistently upheld high standards of medical excellence and compassion. Its efforts have garnered global recognition, highlighting the impact of its services.
The citation underscores India’s enduring commitment to international peacekeeping efforts, where Indian contingents have played a significant role in promoting peace and stability in various conflict zones around the world. This recognition solidifies India’s standing as a reliable and professional contributor to global peacekeeping initiatives, with AFMS personnel continuing to maintain the highest standards of service, even in the most demanding environments.
