Capacity building for the macedonian security sector

World news story CAPACITY BUILDING FOR THE MACEDONIAN SECURITY SECTOR British Embassy launches project support for the Macedonian Bureau for Public Security in partnership with the UK

National Crime Agency. This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government On 17 November in Skopje by signing a memorandum for cooperation the

British Embassy launched programme assistance for methodologies of intelligence gathering as part of the UK support to capacity building for the Macedonian security sector. The programme was

launched in Skopje by signing a memorandum of cooperation of the British Embassy, the UK National Crime Agency and the Macedonian Bureau for Public Security. In their addressing remarks the

Bureau Director Mitko Cavkov, ambassador Charles Garrett and the NCA Regional Director Hadley Gill underlined the excellent cooperation between the British and Macedonian institutions and

expressed hope that both parties will see the benefit from the cooperation in this project of sharing good practices. Our ambassador Charles Garrett said: > The cooperation in the area of

 security and fighting organised crime > is very important. The UK highly appreciates the cooperation with > Macedonia in this area. Organised crime significantly affects > 

countries and societies. It affects economy and subverts the > national and regional stability and backslides the process of > integration towards the euro-atlantic structures. Through

 these > trainings we will be able to support our Macedonian partners and to > transfer experience and help them in building capacities for > preparing analysis by gathering 

information which contribute to more > efficiency in fighting organised crime. The programme support will be implemented by series of trainings in the period of November 2014 until March

2015. British Embassy programme assistance. Connect with us on Facebook or follow us @ukinmacedonia. Connect with the British Ambassador on Facebook and @BritAmbCGarrett. Read our blog

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