The Multinational Force and Observers in the Sinai was honored to welcome representatives of ten MFO Supporting States (Australia, Canada, Colombia, Finland, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, United Kingdom, and the United States) to the MFO’s North Camp.

MFO Force Commander, Major General Evan Williams, and his staff welcomed Ambassadors, Defense Attachés, and other key personnel from Cairo embassies to the MFO’s North Camp for a familiarization visit on 1 June.

The MFO speaks with CAPT Gonzalo Barros, Transport Platoon Leader, and 2LT Brian Morat, Field Engineering Liaison Officer, of the Uruguayan Contingent regarding the important work they do in providing transport and engineering support to the MFO mission. For more information on the contingent, please see the following link.

The MFO has completed expansion works at Remote Site 2 in northern Sinai to safeguard effective, current and future operations critical to the success of our mission on behalf of Egypt and Israel.

On April 25, 1982, the date specified in the Treaty of Peace, representatives of Egypt, Israel, and the MFO met at North Camp. The red, white, and black banner of the Arab Republic of Egypt was raised, signaling the return of Sinai to Egyptian sovereignty. At that moment, the MFO took up its mission of peace.

Norway has generously agreed to extend its financial support of the MFO’s Civilian Observer Unit (COU) in 2022.

The MFO speaks with Ms. Galit Edri, one of our National Staff at our Representative Office in Tel Aviv, about her work with and contributions to the MFO.

The MFO is pleased to announce that we have revised our contingent page to acknowledge two former MFO Troop-Contributors: Hungary and the Netherlands.