The delegation was warmly welcomed and provided with an in-depth briefing on the wide array of activities conducted at the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC). This included detailed discussions on the Centre’s pivotal role in fostering peacebuilding, conflict management, and regional security initiatives.

Additionally, the group was introduced to the School of Postgraduate Studies, where they were briefed on the advanced academic programs. This visit marked a significant step in strengthening the ties between our institutions and reinforcing our shared commitment to peace and security in the region.

By the end of the visit, the delegation had gained deeper insights into the practical applications of peace support operations and the role of military interventions in advancing global peace and stability.

In her remark, Brigadier Sitienei reflected on the longstanding and fruitful relationship between IPSTC and RECSA. She noted, "IPSTC has interacted and worked closely with RECSA for several years. This relationship has been so seamless and natural that one might think we already have a formal agreement in place. Just this quarter, for example, we successfully executed courses such as Physical Security and Stockpile Management, as well as Training for Women in Ammunition Management."

The signing of this Memorandum of Understanding further solidifies the commitment of both institutions to continue their collaborative efforts in promoting peace and security, and it opens the door for even greater impact in the future.