24 July 2011
Bissau — Angolan technical-military cooperation mission in Guinea Bissau (MISSANG) said the corporation task in Guinea Bissau is to train local police officers.
The chief of technical Office of national police sub-commissioner Manuel Gonçalves announced this Saturday in Guinea Bissau.
The senior police officer, who also witnessed the ceremony intended to replace the members of the Angolan Armed Forces (FAA) by other Angolan contingent, told the Angolan press that national police mission include support in rehabilitation of the local infrastructures and provide assistance to the members of corporation of Guinea Bissau.
Manuel Gonçalves who hailed the activities performed so far, announced that 30 Guinean police members have come to Luanda to attend a 90-day training of trainers at Police Science High Institute.
Angola, at the presidency of the Portuguese Speaking Countries Community (CPLP) since 2010, has since March 21, 2011, a military mission in Guinea-Bissau to assist the reform in sector of defence and security.
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