The GS Foundation has had an exciting week! On the occasion of the European Police Congress, we welcomed and supported a high-level delegation from Ukraine and Moldova in Berlin.Led by Ms Kateryna Pavlichenko (Deputy Minister of the Interior), the Ukrainian delegation included the Head of the National Police,
Our follow-up projects in Ukraine and Moldova have been approved. We look forward to providing further support to the national police forces.
We can also announce a newly initiated gender project for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia. This will enable us to further strengthen the role of women in security institutions.
Further on-site visits to Ukraine and Moldova are planned. On the one hand, our COO will be travelling to Chisinau for the first time, and on the other, an initial exploration of the gender project in Kiev will be undertaken. Updates will follow.
We encourage Senior Experts who are interested to cooperate with the GS Foundation to apply for our Expert Pool. For more information, please visit: Work With Us – GS-Foundation.
Our team in Nigeria, led by Matthias Seeger and Georg Partenheimer, met with the Deputy Inspector General of Police for Forensic / CID (Criminal Investigation
We would like to take this opportunity to pay special attention to women in the security sector. In line with feminist foreign policy and our
The GS Foundation trainer team with Patrick Franck and Siegfried Leyrer team teaching with Adewale Ajadi (UNDP) during the training of Nigerian trainers from the
