This 15th edition of the training program was attracted 45 participants, including 15 officers from South Sudan, 21 from the Rwanda National Police (RNP), three from the National Intelligence and Security Services (NISS), four from the Rwanda Investigation Bureau (RIB), and two from the Rwanda Correctional Service (RCS).
Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) in charge of Operations, Vincent Sano, officiated the closing ceremony, emphasizing that capacity-building is key to addressing evolving security challenges in an increasingly dynamic world.
'In today's security operations, it is essential for personnel across all relevant institutions to possess the necessary knowledge and skills to address security threats effectively within our countries, the region, and globally. This is why the Government of Rwanda, particularly the Rwanda National Police, invests heavily in capacity building,' said Sano.
He highlighted the importance of the training for all participants: 'The training you completed today is significant for the Rwanda National Police, the South Sudan National Police, and for you as individuals.
Successfully completing it is an achievement that reflects your journey, the dedication of the institution's leadership, faculty, and the collaboration among yourselves.'
Sano encouraged the graduates to apply the skills and knowledge gained during the program while upholding discipline and a strong work ethic in their respective roles.
'This training aims to equip participants with advanced skills in strategic thinking, planning, and implementing security operations beyond traditional methods, aligned with modern challenges. The expertise and professionalism you have gained, combined with your exemplary conduct and commitment, will enable you to excel in your assignments and deliver impactful results,' he added.
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