in Japanese
Program Outline
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| Period |
19 May – 27 June, 2025 |
| Location |
Camp Katsuta (Engineer School), Camp Utsunomiya (Central Readiness Regiment) |
| Recipient |
14 personnel from the Mongolian Army Engineer Unit |
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Since 2014, Japan has supported the development of Mongolian Army Engineer Units for UN peacekeeping operations (PKO). The program has progressed through multiple phases: Phase 1 focused on basic road construction, Phase 2 introduced advanced techniques including drainage systems and instructor training, and Phase 3 aimed at enabling independent road construction.
In 2025, Phase 4 began with the goal of building self-sufficient capabilities for camp infrastructure development. During this year’s training, 14 Mongolian personnel participated in lectures and practical exercises led by the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, focusing on foundational civil engineering skills essential for PKO camps.
Japan and Mongolia will continue to strengthen their partnership by sharing knowledge and experience to promote international cooperation.
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Photos
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Drawing Practice
Surveying Practice
Cultural Introduction by the Mongolian Army
Training at Utsunomiya Garrison
