Buenos Aires:The Ministry of Interior (MoI) of the United Arab Emirates is conducting a specialized course on United Nations peacekeeping missions in Argentina from October 19 to 30, 2026. This initiative involves 30 trainees from seven Latin American countries and is part of the MoI's efforts to enhance international cooperation and the sharing of police expertise.
According to Wam, the training program aims to develop specialized skills and capabilities in peacekeeping operations. Led by Colonel Saeed Alham Al Dhaheri, Police Attaché at the UAE Permanent Mission to the United Nations in New York, and First Lieutenant Rashid Al Neyadi, the course covers various topics, including specialized training for peacekeeping forces, understanding crowd behavior, and managing crowds effectively.
The initiative is designed to boost the participants' professional skills, competence, and operational readiness. It prepares them to face the challenges of peacekeeping operations and equips them for field assignments before deployment, adhering to United Nations standards and best practices.
The program underscores the UAE's commitment to increasing its involvement in international forums and supporting global peacekeeping efforts. It also aims to enhance cooperation and coordination with international partners, furthering the UAE's role in delivering police training on an international scale.