Mongolian rescuers heading down to South Sudan Infomongolia.com 18/07/12 – A farewell ceremony for the Mongolian rescuers to serve in the international peacekeeping mission in South Sudan took place at the National Emergency Management Agency of Mongolia (NEMA) on July 17, 2012. Total of 29 rescuers from the National Emergency Management Agency are to serve in South Sudan for a period of 9 months and this is the first time ever that officer from the NEMA are being deployed to participate in the UN mandated peace keeping mission. “You are the sons of our homeland, who took an oath to guard the national security of Mongolia, to rescue civilians’ health, lives and their possession and to dedicate ones strength in saving our mother nature, but today your participatin in the UN mandated peacekeeping mission as the gallant militants who are recognized at an international level with ones despline and professional skills is opening a new page in your personal life, in NEMA history and further in Mongolian history, noted the chief, High Commissioner of the NEMA Ts Amagalnbayar in his speech delivered at the farewell ceremony.
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