Last week, our COO Stefan Feller and Project Leader Klaus Kandt met again with the Minister of Internal Affairs, Mr Efros, in Chisinau. The meeting provided a valuable opportunity to assess the progress of our ongoing projects and to look ahead to the opportunities in 2025. The meeting
Our follow-up projects in Ukraine and Moldova have been approved. We look forward to providing further support to the national police forces.
We can also announce a newly initiated gender project for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. This will enable us to further strengthen the role of women in security institutions.
Further on-site visits to Ukraine and Moldova are planned. On the one hand, our COO will be travelling to Chisinau for the first time, and on the other, an initial exploration of the gender project in Kiev will be undertaken. Updates will follow.
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Recently, our project team travelled to Ukraine to meet with high-ranking representatives of the National Police. The aim of the meeting was to plan the
The handover of 1170 armoured vests for female police officers of several institutions of the Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs was the first tangible success
As part of our projects, this week we were able to start a project management training course for two levels: firstly for leadership positions (including
