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The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia ATMIS Police actively demonstrates unwavering commitment to children’s welfare in conflict. A recent initiative focuses on enhancing police personnel capabilities. The Nigeria Formed Police Unit completed a five-day program, the second cohort in an effort training a total of 160 officers.

The specialized training program equips officers with essential knowledge and skills for protecting and promoting children’s welfare in conflict. The initiative’s significance lies not just in training but in its forward-looking approach. Trained officers now share knowledge with Somali counterparts, fostering collaboration and a sustainable strategy for children in conflict zones.

This knowledge-sharing highlights ATMIS’s cooperative police mission, recognizing the importance of collaboration in addressing complex issues like child protection. By investing in personnel capacity building and promoting a culture of shared knowledge, ATMIS fulfills peacekeeping responsibilities and contributes to creating a secure environment for vulnerable community members.

In essence, ATMIS’s proactive approach underscores dedication to a lasting positive impact on children’s lives in conflict-affected Somalia. This aligns with broader peacekeeping and humanitarian objectives.