Rwanda and Gambia Police Forces Strengthen Partnership Focused on Security

Inspector General CG Felix Namuhoranye welcomed General Seedy Muctar Touray of Gambia to enhance bilateral police cooperation. The week-long visit aims to strengthen partnership ties, promote experience sharing, and develop strategies to address common security challenges. Both leaders recognized the potential benefits of collaboration in increasing the capacity of their respective police forces.

On December 2, Inspector General of Police (IGP) CG Felix Namuhoranye hosted General Seedy Muctar Touray, the counterpart from Gambia, at the Rwanda National Police General Headquarters in Kacyiru. This meeting marks the commencement of a week-long visit by Gen. Touray and his delegation, aimed at reinforcing ties between the two nations’ police forces. During the discussions, IGP Namuhoranye emphasized the visit’s potential to facilitate collaboration, exchange experiences, and develop strategic partnerships that address security challenges in both nations.

This diplomatic meeting is set against a backdrop of evolving global security challenges, underscoring the importance of international police cooperation. The partnership between the Rwanda National Police and The Gambia Police Force exemplifies a proactive approach toward enhancing security through mutual support. Both institutions aspire to bolster their capabilities by learning from each other, thus fostering greater institutional reform and improved operational effectiveness within their respective countries.

The visit of General Touray to Rwanda represents a significant step towards strengthening collaboration between the Gambia Police Force and the Rwanda National Police. Both leaders have articulated a shared vision of responding to security challenges effectively through partnership and mutual learning. This engagement not only highlights the commitment to improving national security frameworks but also emphasizes the importance of international relations in fostering safer environments for citizens.

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