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The Inspector General of Police Emmanuel K Gasana on Monday received, in his office, a delegation of Kenya and Zambia Police Forces, separately, which was in line with the strengthening of bilateral cooperation and exchange of best practices.
The IGP Gasana recognized the existing good cooperation between the police forces including training.
He noted that such good working relations need to be strengthened for the Forces to be able deal with the new emerging crimes such as cyber and terrorisms, and many other technological related crimes.
He said capacity building of the force is a key priority, which Rwanda National Police recognizes as fundamental in order for the force to be able to address some policing challenges.
Mr. Peter Kavila said their visit aims at learning from Rwanda National police’s success story so as to apply them in their policing system to professionally address criminality back in Kenya.
Kavila, the head of the Kenyan delegation commended Rwanda National Police’s significant achievements and also the force’s remarkable role in peace building around the world.
Commissioner of Police, Joseph Mutale from Zambia Police Force, also echoed RNP’s role on the international scene and said regional police forces need to work together to effectively deal with cross-border crimes.
