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AUSSOM Welcomes New Ghana Police Force
MOGADISHO – The African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) has officially welcomed the new Ghana Police Force (GFPU-5) battalion, which has been deployed to Mogadishu, Baidoa and Beledweyne. The new battalion will contribute to supporting the Somali Police Force through joint operations, specialized training and mentoring, to further strengthen the capacity and skills of […]
The African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) has welcomed the new Ghana Police Force (GFPU-5) battalion deployed to Mogadishu, Baidoa, and Beledweyne.
What was announced
- The GFPU-5 battalion will support the Somali Police Force through joint operations, specialized training, and mentoring.
- The new battalion replaces the previous GFPU-4 battalion, which completed its mission successfully.
- AUSSOM Police Coordinator ACP Dr. Samuel Asiedu Okanta emphasized the importance of professionalism and ethics for the new troops.
Context
The deployment of the new battalion is part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the Somali Police Force and enhance security in the country.
“He noted that the role of the new brigade is crucial in supporting the Somali-led process of strengthening peace, security and stability in the country.”
Why this matters: This development is significant for Somalia as it aims to improve the capacity and effectiveness of its police force, contributing to overall national stability.
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MOGADISHO – The African Union Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) has officially welcomed the new Ghana Police Force (GFPU-5) battalion, which has been deployed to Mogadishu, Baidoa and Beledweyne.
The new battalion will contribute to supporting the Somali Police Force through joint operations, specialized training and mentoring, to further strengthen the capacity and skills of the country’s police force.
The GFPU-5 battalion replaces the previous GFPU-4 battalion, which completed its mission after successfully participating in AUSSOM’s mandate, working closely with the Somali Police Force.
The AUSSOM Police Coordinator, ACP Dr. Samuel Asiedu Okanta, urged the new troops to maintain the highest standards of professionalism, ethics and good conduct during their deployment in Somalia.
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