Organized by NATO in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH and in cooperation with the Police Academy of FMoI, a specialized training in martial arts was held. The two-day training, held from 3 to 4 September, led by academy lecturer Ismir Jusko, brought together members of special units from various security structures.
The aim of this intensive training was to train members of special forces for a wide range of situations through practical application and mutual exchange of experiences in various martial arts. Participants had the opportunity to improve their skills in the following disciplines: jiu jitsu, Brazilian jiu jitsu, wrestling, judo, karate, aikido, pencak silat, krav maga, taekwondo, sambo and kickboxing. This comprehensive approach enabled the comprehensive development of close combat techniques, disarmament, opponent control and effective threat neutralization.
Members of NATO special forces deployed in Bosnia and Herzegovina, members of the international force EUFOR, and police officers from the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH actively participated in training. This diverse group of professionals not only improved their individual tactical skills, but also built stronger bonds of trust and understanding, crucial for future joint operations.
Enes Karić director of the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of BiH, greeted the attendees, he especially thanked to all participants and organizers for their engagement. He pointed out that such trainings are of exceptional importance for improving operational capabilities and emphasized the great importance that special forces have in ensuring security and stability in Bosnia and Herzegovina. "This is an investment in the future in our joint readiness to respond to all challenges," said director Karić.
This event represents an important beginning of planned cooperation on joint trainings between the aforementioned institutions. The partners emphasized that they plan to continue cooperation through a series of similar trainings, which will be conducted regularly and will be expanded to other areas of strategic importance for strengthening capacities and security throughout the region.