Peng Jie, Gao Yan and Zeng Xuetong
After the assessment, members of the Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent take a group photo with the assessment team. (Photo by Gao Yan)
BEIJING, Aug. 7 -- On Wednesday, local time, the 23rd Chinese Peacekeeping Level One Plus Hospital to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) passed the military capability assessment organized by the UNIFIL. The assessment team spoke highly of the Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent's professional quality and capabilities for undertaking peacekeeping missions.
This assessment, organized by the UNIFIL headquarters, covered 102 specific items in seven core categories, namely medical service, personnel, operation, situational awareness, training, communications, and logistics.
The UNIFIL assessment team noted that the Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent has fully met the standards in terms of personnel quality, equipment performance, operating procedures, and collaboration effectiveness, thereby demonstrating complete conformity with the standards and requirements of UN peacekeeping operations and proving its competence in efficient, secure, and sustainable mission execution.
Lin Xiaoyu, a Chinese transport officer, answers the questions of Major Vincentiis of the Personnel Branch (J1) of the UNIFIL regarding welfare matters. (Photo by Gao Yan)
Gao Yuan, a Chinese logistics officer, accompanies Major Vejvar of the Mission Support Center (MSC) of the UNIFIL during his inspection of the gym. (Photo by Gao Yan)
A Chinese medical officer briefs the assessment team on the military capability of the Chinese peacekeeping medical contingent. (Photo by Chen Xin)