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Khaan Quest 2007 military exercises brings armies from nine countries to Mongolia PDF Print E-mail
Friday, 03 August 2007

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Nine countries, represented by over 1,000 soldiers, began multinational military exercises in Mongolia on Wednesday. 

Opening ceremonies for Khaan Quest 2007 were presided over by Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar some 65 kilometers east of Ulaanbaatur. 

Countries participating include, among others, Bangladesh, Mongolia, South Korea and the United States. 

The military exercise is co-hosted by Mongolia and the U.S., and reviews multinational command post techniques and field exercises. 

Specifically, soldiers teach each other military tactics used during peacekeeping operations sponsored by the United Nations. 

During his speech, President Enkhbayar said Khaan Quest 2007 would enhance the peacekeeping skills of Mongolian soldiers and contribute to overall regional peace efforts.
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