Baku:Abu Dhabi The International Security Alliance (ISA) has successfully concluded a specialized training programme organized by the UAE in collaboration with the Slovak Republic. The programme took place from October 5 to 16, 2026, in Slovakia, gathering personnel from special police and rapid intervention units across ISA member states to enhance operational capabilities and readiness.
According to Wam, the training programme aimed to foster international security cooperation, improve coordination among specialized units, and facilitate the exchange of operational expertise and field experience. This initiative was designed to boost performance and readiness to tackle various security challenges.
The training covered a range of tactical skills, including the use of drones and countermeasures against them, as well as marksmanship. It concluded with a joint exercise simulating real-world security scenarios, allowing participants to apply their newly acquired skills in a coordinated training environment.
Security personnel from six ISA member states participated in the programme the UAE, the Slovak Republic, the Kingdom of Bahrain, the Kingdom of Morocco, the Italian Republic, and the French Republic. This initiative is part of the ISA's ongoing efforts to expand international cooperation and enhance police capabilities through specialized training, workshops, and joint exercises, ultimately improving the effectiveness of responses to evolving security challenges.
