AUSSOM Welcomes the New Ghana Police Unit
MOGADISHU – The African Union Mission in Support of and Stabilization of Somalia (AUSSOM) has officially welcomed the new Ghana Police Force Unit (GFPU-5), which will be deployed to the cities of Mogadishu, Baidoa, and Beledweyne. This new unit will participate in supporting the Somali Police Force through joint operations, training [...].

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MOGADISHU – The African Union Mission in Support of and Stabilization of Somalia (AUSSOM) has officially welcomed the new Ghana Police Force Unit (GFPU-5), which will be deployed to the cities of Mogadishu, Baidoa, and Beledweyne.
This new unit will participate in supporting the Somali Police Force through joint operations, specialized training, and advisory services, to strengthen the capacity and skills of the country's police force.
The GFPU-5 unit replaces the previous GFPU-4 unit, which concluded its deployment after successfully participating in AUSSOM's mandates, working closely with the Somali Police Force.
The AUSSOM Police Coordinator, ACP Dr. Samuel Asiedu Okanta, encouraged the new troops to maintain the highest standards of professionalism, ethics, and good conduct while carrying out their operations in Somalia.
He noted that the role of the new unit is crucial in supporting the Somali-led process aimed at enhancing peace, security, and stability in the country, while continuing efforts to develop the capacity of Somali security institutions.
AUSSOM continues to provide support to Somalia, particularly in the areas of security, training, and building the capacity of security forces, to ensure lasting peace and strong governance.
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