The prestigious UNMISS UN Mission in South Sudan Medal recognises the dedicated service of military, police, and civilian personnel in promoting peace and protecting civilians. Read more..
The UNMISS UN Mission in South Sudan Medal is a significant international award, established in 2011 by the United Nations. This medal acknowledges the service of military, police, and civilian personnel who have served in the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). The mission's mandate includes protecting civilians, creating conditions for the delivery of humanitarian aid, and supporting the peace process.
Eligibility for the UNMISS UN Mission in South Sudan Medal includes the following:
The 35-millimeter-diameter circular medal is made of bronze. The obverse displays the emblem of the United Nations: a map of the world, encircled by olive branches, symbolizing peace. The reverse carries the inscription 'IN THE SERVICE OF PEACE'.
The accompanying ribbon, 35 millimeters wide, features a series of stripes in various colours. The black, white, and blue stripes represent the people and the waters of South Sudan, while the green represents the agricultural richness of the country. The red stripes on the edges signify the mission's dedication to peace.
