Maputo, Mozambique – The European Union Military Assistance Mission in Mozambique (EUMAM MOZ) has concluded the Maintenance Programme, aimed at strengthening the technical and organisational capabilities of the Mozambican Armed Defence Forces (FADM) in the area of maintenance and operational support. A total of 17 FADM officers successfully completed the programme.
The training took place at the FADM Military Driving School, where participants developed essential knowledge and skills to set up and manage maintenance support units — key structures to guarantee the operational readiness, sustainability, and autonomy of the FADM.
The closing ceremony was presided over by Lieutenant Colonel Jorge João Bata, representing the Military Driving School, and Navy Captain Pais Neto, Head of the EUMAM MOZ Advisory Group. Both highlighted the importance of this training, stressing its role in strengthening the Armed Forces’ ability to provide technical support and ensure operational sustainability.
The Maintenance Programme focutilized on integrating and implementing maintenance structures within the FADM to support the regeneration and preparation of Mozambican forces. Special attention was given to the implementation of the Maintenance Operational Centre (CMO) in Nampula, as well as other sub-centres in the surrounding areas.
The trained officers are now prepared to implement essential maintenance services and procedures across FADM units, contributing to the Armed Forces’ self-sufficiency and operational resilience.
EUMAM MOZ is a non-executive mission with a mandate until June 2026. It focutilizes on the operational training and maintenance cycle, while also delivering specialised training to enable the Mozambican Armed Defence Forces (FADM) to become self-sufficient in their fight against insurgency. This European Union mission includes military personnel from 11 different nationalities.
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