Rashtriya Raksha University Partners with the Uganda Police Force
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Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) has taken a big step in working together with the Uganda Police Force to improve education in law enforcement and security. They signed an important agreement on October 4, 2023, at the Police Headquarters in Naguru, Uganda. The agreement was signed by Cdr. Manoj Bhatt, Director of Accreditation and Affiliation at RRU; Mr. Ravish Shah, Head of ICOD at RRU; and AIGP Golooba Godfrey, the Director of Human Resource Development.
The partnership between RRU and the Uganda Police Force is all about sharing knowledge and learning from each other in the fields of law enforcement training, research, and building skills. By working together, both institutions want to make their educational programs better and help law enforcement professionals become even more skilled.
Here’s what they will do under this agreement:
- Exchange teachers and experts
- Work on research projects together
- Create new educational programs
- Share the best ways to teach law enforcement
These activities will help both RRU and the Uganda Police Force get better at what they do, and it will help improve law enforcement in their countries.
Cdr. Manoj Bhatt is excited about this partnership. He said, “We are very happy to work closely with the Uganda Police Force. This agreement shows how committed we are to working together on law enforcement education. We believe that by sharing what we know, we can deal with the challenges that law enforcement faces around the world.”
Mr. Ravish Shah also shared his thoughts, saying, “This partnership is a great chance for RRU to connect with the world and help improve law enforcement education in Uganda. We are looking forward to working with the Uganda Police Force and learning from each other.”
AIGP Golooba Godfrey, the Director of Human Resource Development at the Uganda Police Force, is also happy about this partnership. He said, “We are excited to work with Rashtriya Raksha University to make our training and education even better. This agreement will help us learn from each other and make law enforcement safer and more secure in our country.”
This agreement is a big deal for RRU because it helps them work with other countries to improve law enforcement and security education. It’s just the beginning, and RRU hopes to work with more international groups in the future to share knowledge and work together.
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