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Rwandan Army soldiers protect senior officers who have completed Qatar Army training
The exercise, which concluded on Tuesday, August 14, at the Gako Military Academy, focused on key areas such as combating terrorism, protecting senior officials and dignitaries, and preventing riots.
The joint military planning between the two countries strengthens the relationship between Qatar and Rwanda and demonstrates the willingness of both countries to enhance their security capabilities.
The exercise aims to provide the Rwandan Armed Forces and Rwandan Defence Force soldiers with advanced skills to effectively address security issues, protect key leaders, respond to threats and prevent unrest, thereby contributing to strengthening sustainable security in Rwanda. They were deployed to the region to strengthen security measures in the region.
Rwanda Army Chief General Mubarah Muganga praised the actions of the RDF soldiers
Rwanda Army Chief General Mubarah Muganga, who presided over the closing ceremony of the exercise, commended the participants for their dedication and courtesy that enabled them to excel in the course.
He reminded the soldiers that the knowledge they had acquired would help them to play a greater role in the performance of their duties. He also expressed his gratitude to the Qatar Army for providing training to the Rwandan Defense Force soldiers and for the good cooperation between the two countries.
These soldiers have received advanced training in counter-terrorism and anti-terrorist measures.
“I take this opportunity to thank you for having come this far and I have no doubt that you will now do better and fulfil your duties. I also thank the Qatari army for sharing knowledge with the Rwandan Defence Forces. Over the past four years, more than 400 people from Qatar and Rwanda have been trained and benefited from the cooperation,” he said.
Captain Abdullah Mali, who led the exercise, praised the RDF for promoting cooperation between Qatar and Rwanda through cooperation in training and exercises.
Captain Abdullah Almari is in charge of training Rwandan soldiers
“These courses are conducted on the basis of cooperation between the two countries and these skills will help the RDF military and police to effectively carry out their duties in protecting senior officials and dignitaries, combating terrorism and preventing riots,” he said.
The ceremony was also attended by senior and junior soldiers of the Rwandan Army, Rwandan Defence Force and representatives of the Qatari Army.
They are trained to protect high-ranking officials and dignitaries.
Outstanding performance is recognized
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