CBRN-E Crisis Management training delivered to officers from the MENA region

In June 2022, the CT INFLOW project implemented a regional activity focusing on crisis management and response in case of cross-border Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and high yield Explosives (CBRN-E) terrorist incidents. The French language online course had 26 participants from law enforcement authorities from Algeria, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia and three international organisations: the African Centre for the Study and Research on Terrorism (CAERT), AFRIPOL and the Arab Interior Ministers Council (AIMC).

During the course, CEPOL trainers with operational knowledge on CBRN-E and crisis management strategic aspects shared their expertise with the participants to gain an in-depth understanding on key CBRN-E related operational aspects and the working mechanism of international cooperation in the event of a terrorist attack.

About CT INFLOW

The Counter-Terrorism Information Exchange and Criminal Justice Responses project aims at contributing to prevent and disrupt terrorist networks and the activities of recruiters to terrorism, cutting off terrorist funding, and bringing terrorists to justice, while continuing to respect human rights and international law. Read more on the project page.