The Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina today hosted a high-level delegation of military attaches accredited in Bosnia and Herzegovina, led by Colonel Milan Skrutek, military attaché of the Slovak Republic and doyen of the military-diplomatic corps in BiH.
Director of the Directorate Enes Karić received the delegation, together with his deputies, Đuro Knežević and Goran Amidžić.
Director Karić informed the delegation members about the legal responsibilities of the Directorate and its role at the state level. He particularly focused on the responsibilities in the field of securing VIPs and facilities, as well as international operational police cooperation.
During the conversation, the delegation representatives expressed interest in the role of the Directorate in the security architecture of the institutions of BiH, the method of organization, procedures, standards and challenges in practice and exchanged opinions on the possibilities of further strengthening professional cooperation.
Special emphasis was placed on the importance of continuous international communication and exchange of experiences, taking into account modern security threats, the dynamics of global risks and the need for constant improvement of institutional capacities.
Colonel Milan Skrutek thanked the Directorate for the reception and open exchange of information, emphasizing that the military-diplomatic corps considers the Directorate one of the important partners in the state security system.
"Such meetings are very valuable for our professional understanding and for the overall security ambient in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Cooperation and transparent dialogue between institutions are key precondition for strengthening trust and stability," said Colonel Skrutek.
The Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH continues to work actively to strengthen international ties, develop strategic partnerships and implement the highest security standards, which are the foundation of a stable and secure environment.