The interior Ministry of Ukraine has proposed to raise foreign law enforcement officers to patrol the streets
The Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine wants to attract foreign law enforcement officers to street patrol in the country, said Deputy head of the Ministry of internal Affairs Tigran Avagyan.
"A week ago, during recent meetings with our European partners, We came out with an initiative to attract foreign direct law enforcement officers to joint patrols and enforcement functions of the new patrol police, which in the summer will start to work in Ukraine," said Avakian. According to him, the story is the most important thing about law enforcement officers from countries where no significant language and mental barriers ", transfers " UKRINFORM ".
"We made a proposal to attract law enforcement officers from countries where there is significant linguistic and mental barriers with Ukraine. This refers to Poland, Slovakia, the Baltic countries ", - said Deputy Minister. He added that the European partners are currently considering the proposal. It was announced yesterday that experts from Italy will participate in the reform of the Ministry of internal Affairs (MIA) of Ukraine. In addition, reform of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine will help Sweden. The letter from the Minister for foreign Affairs of Sweden Margot Elisabeth Wallstr?m promised to assist Ukraine in reforming and assistance in the form of medical equipment was handed over to the Ambassador of Sweden to Ukraine Andreas von Bakerton during the meeting with the head of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov. In March, the official Stockholm and Kiev signed an intergovernmental agreement on cooperation in the field of development, in which Sweden has undertaken to provide each year assistance to Ukraine in the amount of 25 million euros over a 7-year period. Supporting the reform of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine also Poland. So, in early may it was announced about the fact that Ukraine sent a group of Polish law enforcement officers for participation in Advisory missions of the EU. The EU Advisory mission for security sector reform (EUAM) began its work in Ukraine on 1 December 2014. The mission is designed to support the reform of the civilian security sector in Ukraine, and among them the reform of the police organisation. The objective of the mission is to support, for example, in the planning and implementation of security sector reform and changes in the structure and restructuring of the security services. The mandate of the mission will last two years.
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