Ugandan troops under UNGU XII complete security training in Somalia
Capt Tonny Onen and Sergeant Kalambizi Geoffrey all spoke on behalf of the trainees.
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Capt Tonny Onen and Sergeant Kalambizi Geoffrey all spoke on behalf of the trainees.
The UPDF reiterates its commitment to supporting peace enforcement and stabilisation efforts in Somalia.
Speaking on behalf of the trainees, Capt Ikule Yassin said that the course enhanced their aviation security capabilities.
Lt Col Akankunda, in his remarks, congratulated UNGU XI on their performance and pledged to build on their achievements.
The meeting took place at the Special Forces Command (SFC) headquarters in Entebbe and was attended by other high profile delegations.
EASF serves as the regional operational arm responsible for planning and conducting peace support operations.
The UPDF 2 Infantry Division Commander Maj Gen Paul Muhanguzi reiterated UPDF’s commitment towards working closely with border communities for prosperity and avoiding conflict.
Meanwhile, Brig Gen Njema describes Uganda as a key and longstanding contributor to the EASF’s mission and regional peace efforts.
Lieutenant General Sam Kavuma, commended the recipients for their performance during their tour of duty.
The AMA, headquartered in Kigali, Rwanda, has made notable progress since the Treaty’s adoption in 2019.
The Ugandan Contingent Administration Officer, Colonel Hamza Kasajja, described Tarehe Sita as a landmark day in the history of Uganda and the UPDF, representing sacrifice, patriotism, and service to humanity.
The workshop chairperson, Col Tobias of the Kenya Defence Forces, praised the delegates for their professionalism and teamwork.
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