Part of: Commemorative Medal for International Missions

Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, ‘MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS’ clasp

After 1945 (present day)

The International Missions Commemorative Medal, with the ‘MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS’ bar, has been established as a reward for those who have taken part in the following operations and missions: AMIS, IMAT, USSC Dayton, ACOTA, MFO, CBMI, FSE Mirage, OGP, GPOI, PAWA, EMASOH, CJSOTF TAKUBA, CAOC, (J)OCAT, CMF, PACIFIC ARCHER 2024, UNC or PSMX/ECC.

The International Missions Commemorative Medal is still awarded and is listed in the order of precedence for honours laid down by the Minister of the Interior.

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General

Start date	2006
End date
Captions	keerzijde: JE MAINTIENDRAI; gesp: MULTINATIONALE OPERATIES
Dimensions [width]	35 mm
Material	bronze-coloured metal
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Background

Institutional decision	Decision by the Minister of Defence, 15 May 2006
Additions	Decision of the Minister of Defence, 27 July 2010; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 18 February 2011; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 29 May 2015; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 14 February 2017; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 7 November 2019; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 22 April 2020; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 12 August 2021; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 19 August 2024; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 22 April 2025; Decision of the Minister of Defence, 10 September 2025
Objective	Established as a reward for those who took part in the AMIS operations and missions in Sudan from June 2005, the IMAT operations in Sudan from November 2005, USSC Dayton (renamed OSC from 20 January 2025) in the West Bank, Palestine; ACOTA in Africa from 1 January 2006; MFO in Egypt from 14 January 2013; CBMI in Iraq and Kuwait from 25 September 2014; FSE Mirage in the United Arab Emirates from 1 January 2015, OGP in the Middle East from 27 June 2018, GPOI in Africa from 1 October 2019, PAWA in the African Sahel from 1 October 2019, EMASOH in the western part of the Gulf of Oman, the eastern part of the Arabian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz from 28 January 2020, CJSOTF TAKUBA in the African Sahel from 31 October 2020, CAOC in Qatar from 1 December 2020, (J)OCAT in Iraq from 1 January 2021, CMF in Bahrain from 1 January 2022, PACIFIC ARCHER 2024 in the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden and the Western Indian Ocean from 26 March 2024 to 26 April 2024 or in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait from 12 May to 9 June 2024, UNC in South Korea from 1 January 2025 or PSMX/ECC in Japan from 1 July 2025.
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Note	The Peace Operations Commemorative Medal, with the ‘MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS’ bar, may be awarded more than once. The bars available for this purpose range from 2-MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS up to and including 4-MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS.