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(d) Assist Benin and other MOWCA member States to implement the

Further progress is also expected during the 2011/12 budget cycle in meeting core security benchmarks, including an independently operational Liberia National Police Emergency Response Unit with a strength of 344 police personnel, a 1,000member-strong Police Support Unit and the deployment of equipped national police personnel throughout the country, as well as the building of police infrastructure, the finalization and implementation of the national security strategy and architecture, and the continued training and

The Contact Group on Piracy off the Coast of Somalia endorsed the priority needs identified by Working Group 1, including support for a penal/judicial capacity-building programme in Somalia and the region; the implementation of the Djibouti Code of Conduct; capacity-building of

Simple and less costly solutions are available to deal with the piracy problem: funding and supporting governance efforts in Puntland and the socio-economic rehabilitation and reintegration of the youth; outlawing commercial payment of ransoms; joint rescue hostages and seizing ships currently held by

Provision of advice and support to the Government, through at least 8 meetings, particularly the Secretary of State for Defence, the Secretary of State for Security and the key officers of the uniformed services in the preparation and adoption of coordination procedures by PNTL, F-FDTL and other concerned security sector practitioners 36 Meetings were held on the preparation and adoption of coordination procedures, including the establishment of the Border Operations Coordinating Council, the establishment of the joint secretariat of Defence/F-FDTL team to develop the F-FDTL 2011

The current strength of the Armed Forces of Liberia stands at

During the 2009/10 budget period, the Security Sector Support Section will expand its focus, from the core group of the police, military and the

As part of a long-term strategy to promote the closure of pirates’ shore bases and effectively monitor the coastline, I

(f) In order to further enhance maritime security, West and Central African States should develop land-based patrolling, surveillance and information-gathering systems, including by developing a “water/waterside” watch programme; promoting public outreach programmes to

In Puntland, the company undertook to

In that connection, we welcome some of the steps that have been taken, such as

During that period, as indicated in paragraph 12 of the report, UNMIL will also continue to support the building of police infrastructure, the finalization and implementation of the national security strategy and architecture and targeted training and

Any measures taken in both the short and long term to combat piracy and armed robbery off the coast of Somalia will require an integrated approach that incorporates support of the peace process; strengthening of capacity on land, such as support

We will maintain that attention and continue to support capacity building for Somali institutions through educational missions from Al-Azhar

In an effort to counter the increase in crimes committed at sea, the Maritime Organization of Western and Central Africa (MOWCA), with the assistance of

MSC’s Captains and Captains have extensive and solid experience and have earned all of the official international marine certifications as well as

Of the 17 centres in the United States, 7 are on the