Remarkable 2024 iteration of a course
Date: (08-11-2024)
The CMDR COE is proud to announce the successful completion of its 2024 iteration of the Resilience through Civil Preparedness Course.
The experienced training audience, composed of 35 senior civilian and military professionals from 7 different NATO countries, operating in the field of Civil Preparedness, Crisis and Emergency Management, were provided with detailed insights into the diverse aspects of resilience across the operational and strategic levels, as well as with a venue for active discussions and a possibility to establish a strong network for multilateral collaboration.
The CMDR COE would like to thank the entire instructors team, which involved highly experienced professionals from SHAPE, E-ARC, NATO HQ – IS, PKSOI, ISG, HQ SACT, EADRCC, JFC – Naples, CMDR COE and academia.
We thank all instructors and participants for their active engagement with the course and we wish them success in their current and future professional endeavours!
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