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288 privates and sergeants graduated after 16 weeks of training from a police training center supported by European Union in Kunduz province.
Zabar Dast one of the instructor’s said: “These individuals have been professionally trained by local instructors in close cooperation with the European Union in the following sectors: law and order, human rights, searching, weapons, and other law prevailing related matters.
According to Zabar Dast this is the 27th graduation from this training center supported by German police and European Union.
The training of Afghan police which started three years ago by European Union officially ended last week; and this training center was formally entrusted to Afghan police.
Respectfully,
Hashmat
Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM
U.S. Central Command
Zabar Dast one of the instructor’s said: “These individuals have been professionally trained by local instructors in close cooperation with the European Union in the following sectors: law and order, human rights, searching, weapons, and other law prevailing related matters.
According to Zabar Dast this is the 27th graduation from this training center supported by German police and European Union.
The training of Afghan police which started three years ago by European Union officially ended last week; and this training center was formally entrusted to Afghan police.
Respectfully,
Hashmat
Digital Engagement Team U.S. CENTCOM
U.S. Central Command