PHYSICAL SECURITY AND STOCKPILE MANAGEMENT COURSE IS HOSTED AT IPSTC

The Humanitarian Peace Support School is hosting participants from 11 African Countries taking part in the Physical Security & Stockpile Management course (PSSM).
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Given that the theft of national stockpiles has been a huge contributor to increased armed conflicts, crime and terrorism, its effective management is of utmost importance. The week-long course will provide the participants with the requisite knowledge to mitigate such complex emergencies.
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The Executive Secretary of the Regional Centre on Small Arms (RECSA), Lt Gen Badreldin Elamin Abdegadir, officially opened the course.
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IPSTC in partnership with RECSA, Bonn International Centre for Conflict Studies (BICC), the Multinational on Small Arms Group (MSAG), and the Austrian Government, is a testament to the global tread towards global peace and security.

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