VISIT BY THE FRENCH FORCE COMMANDER IN DJIBOUTI

On February 26, 2025, the International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC) hosted Maj General Sebastien Vallette, the French Force Commander in Djibouti. The Force Commander was warmly welcomed by the Colonel Plans and Programmes IPSTC, Colonel C. Aritho.
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The visit included a briefing by the Chief of Staff Lieutenant Colonel Tobias Lyle, highlighting IPSTC’s operations, key initiatives, and recent developments, such as the French-language All Arms Search Course. Both parties emphasized continued collaboration for mutual benefits in peace support training.
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The FC also visited the Humanitarian Peace Support School (HPSS), where the Commandant, Colonel John Rongoei briefed the delegation on the institution’s training, especially in countering Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). The FC expressed gratitude for HPSS’s role in IED training, while the Commandant HPSS thanked the French instructors for their ongoing support.
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Present during the visit were Colonel Karani, Lieutenant Colonel Christophe Giovanni, Lieutenant Colonel Dennis Brissett, Lieutenant Colonel Charles Serriere, Lieutenant Colonel Kaptuway, and Major Jullien Mercier.

VISIT BY THE DEFENCE AMBASSADOR OF INDIA TO KENYA

The Defence Advisor of India to Kenya Captain (IN) Velgada Shirdikant paid a courtesy visit to the Director, International Peace Support Training Centre (IPSTC), Brigadier Joyce Sitienei.
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The meeting focused on strengthening ties, exploring potential collaborations, and planning joint initiatives for the upcoming year.

COLLABORATIVE TALKS WITH DIRECTORATE OF MILITARY TRAINING AND COOPERATION CANADA

On Tuesday 04 February 2025, IPSTC welcomed Mr. Pascal Ratte, the Deputy Director Directorate of Military Training and Cooperation (DMTC), Canada, with whom a productive discussion was held. During the meeting, he was provided with an in-depth overview of the Centre's activities, highlighting the key projects and initiatives undertaken over the years. There was also a reflection of the Centre's longstanding partnership with Canada, which has been in place since 2011.
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The conversation also delved into exploring new avenues for collaboration. Various potential areas were discussed, where our partnership could evolve, including enhancing training programs, sharing best practices, and fostering greater cooperation in research and development by leveraging our strengths and aligning our strategic goals.
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