KHARTOUM (Naba Sudan) – Director-General of the Sudanese Police Forces, Lieutenant General (Police) Amir Abdel-Moneim Fadl, discussed with a delegation from the Eastern Africa Standby Force (EASF) ways to strengthen cooperation and develop security capabilities, with a focus on the role of police in peacekeeping operations and supporting stability in conflict zones.
Fadl met the delegation, headed by EASF Director Brigadier General Ronald Rwivanga and comprising members of the force’s Senior Council, at the Ministry of Interior headquarters in Khartoum, in the presence of representatives of participating countries.
The meeting discussed the importance of deploying police and civilian personnel to peacekeeping missions, considering their essential role in supporting security and maintaining stability. It also addressed ways to develop police institutions’ capacities to deal with complex security challenges.
The meeting emphasized the importance of continuous training and capacity-building for police personnel to enhance their readiness to operate in conflict-affected environments. It also highlighted the importance of leveraging United Nations missions to strengthen police and institutional capacities.
The discussions further addressed the importance of regularly evaluating police performance to improve efficiency, enhance operational effectiveness, and achieve the intended objectives of peacekeeping operations.
The meeting comes as part of efforts to explore opportunities for cooperation between the Sudanese Police Forces and the Eastern Africa Standby Force in training, capacity-building, and strengthening the contribution of police institutions to security and stability.
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