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EUTM-Somalia Enhances National Forces' Strategic Communication Skills
allAfrica.com
January 20, 2026•2 days ago

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EUTM-Somalia trained Somali National Army personnel and other security institutions in strategic communication. Seminars focused on communication techniques, inter-agency collaboration, and local ownership. Online computer-based training also enhanced digital skills and operational efficiency for 94 SNA personnel and civilian staff. This initiative aims to modernize communication systems and build future capacity within Somali institutions.
Mogadishu, Somalia — The European Union Training Mission in Somalia (EUTM-Somalia) has conducted a series of seminars and trainings aimed at strengthening strategic communication skills among the Somali National Army (SNA) and other security institutions.
Two seminars were held specifically for Public Information Officers (PIOs), attended by 22 SNA trainers and key participants from the Australian Mission to Somalia (AUSSOM PIOs). The sessions focused on communication techniques, inter-agency collaboration, local ownership, and cooperation between security institutions.
In addition, EUTM-Somalia organized 11 online computer-based seminars this year, providing training to 94 SNA personnel and civilian staff, enhancing digital skills and operational efficiency.
Officials said the training achievements reflect strong cooperation and a commitment to local ownership, supporting Somali institutions in modernizing communication systems and building future capacity.
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