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‘Khaan Quest – 2017’ assembles troops from 26 nations
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The annual multinational peacekeeping exercise ‘Khaan Quest’ commenced on July 23 at the Five Hills Training Area.
In his opening speech, President of Mongolia, Commander-in-Chief of the Mongolian Armed Forces Mr Kh.Battulga said “Mongolia will prove itself as a full member of the international community and a peace-loving nation, reaffirming its continued support to ensuring global peace and security”.
The Mongolian Armed Forces in cooperation with the US Pacific Command initiated the ‘Khaan Quest’ as a bilateral exercise in 2003, to expand it into a multinational peacekeeping exercise in 2006. The ‘Khaan Quest’ exercise has gathered over 11 thousand peacekeepers from 51 countries of 5 continents over the past years. More than 1100 soldiers from 26 countries are taking part in the 2017 exercise which is the 11th multinational exercise.
In his opening speech, President of Mongolia, Commander-in-Chief of the Mongolian Armed Forces Mr Kh.Battulga said “Mongolia will prove itself as a full member of the international community and a peace-loving nation, reaffirming its continued support to ensuring global peace and security”.
The Mongolian Armed Forces in cooperation with the US Pacific Command initiated the ‘Khaan Quest’ as a bilateral exercise in 2003, to expand it into a multinational peacekeeping exercise in 2006. The ‘Khaan Quest’ exercise has gathered over 11 thousand peacekeepers from 51 countries of 5 continents over the past years. More than 1100 soldiers from 26 countries are taking part in the 2017 exercise which is the 11th multinational exercise.
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