The Burundi National Support Forces (BNDF) soldiers offering with the African Union Change Goal in Somalia (ATMIS) have actually been honoured for their payments to tranquility and protection in Somalia at a vibrant event on Saturday at the Jowhar Landing Field Base in Hirshabelle State.
ATMIS Market 5 Leader, Col. Oscar Hatungimana, commanded the occasion, which was participated in by United Nations Assistance Workplace in Somalia (UNSOS) Regional Administrative Police Officer, Gagan Banjara, and various other elderly ATMIS and UN authorities.
The outward bound Burundi set soldiers, that have actually finished their 1 year scenic tour of obligation, were identified for their commitment and payments to ATMIS required, that includes joint procedures with Somali protection pressures to beat Al-Shabaab, protecting populace centres and Key Supply Routes (MSRs) in the center Shabelle area.
Col. Hatungimana commended the soldiers for their commitment and dedication to tranquility and security in Somalia.
” These policemans have actually offered with guts and released their tasks carefully. I compliment them for their valor, self-control, and excellent solution to ATMIS and individuals of Somalia,” stated Col. Hatungimana.
He invited the recently turned soldiers and advised them to continue the tradition of the previous set.
” We invite those taking control of and advise them to be persistent. You have the obligation of sustaining Somali protection pressures to efficiently take control of complete protection obligation for their nation,” stated Col. Hatungimana.
UNSOS Regional Administrative Police Officer, Gagan Banjara, standing for the UN, complimented the outward bound Burundi soldiers for their notable solution to the tranquility assistance procedures and for giving protection to altruistic stars.
” ATMIS Burundi soldiers have actually done a good work in their Location of Duty (AoR). We praise them for their guts, commitment, and professionalism and reliability showed in releasing their tasks in this area. The UN nation group is happy to them and their management for the great performed in sustaining UN companies and various other altruistic organisations,” stated Mr. Banjara.
The outward bound BNDF soldiers released to Somalia in May 2023.
Distributed by APO Team in support of African Union Change Goal in Somalia (ATMIS).
