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The Tactical Group for Civil-Military Cooperation, operating within the Slovenian Armed Forces contingent in the KFOR mission in Kosovo, in cooperation with the municipalities in whose territory members of the Slovenian Armed Forces operate in Kosovo, successfully conducted a series of basic and advanced training courses between 17 and 21 November 2025 as part of the civil-military cooperation project "Cybersecurity".Training courses aimed at strengthening the digital resilience of local institutions and establishing a safer digital environment in the community were conducted in the municipality of Glogovac, for participants from the municipalities of Glogovac, Kosovo Polje, Srbica and Vucitrn, and in the municipality of Gracanica, for participants from the municipalities of Gracanica and Leposavic. A total of 68 participants attended the basic training, and 19 participants attended the advanced training. The participants - representatives of municipal services, educational institutions and other local institutions - received certificates of successful completion of the training upon completion. As part of the project, the Ministry of Defence also equipped the participating local communities with 21 laptops, which represents an important contribution to the further implementation of digital activities and strengthening educational capacities in the local environment. The computers were handed over to the local communities at the ceremonial closing of the project by Mateja Rokvic, Director General of the Directorate for Defence Affairs. In her address, Mr. Rokvic emphasized that such training strengthens the resilience of the state, society and the individual. The Republic of Slovenia will continue to implement projects that contribute to stability in this area and to the recognition of members of the Slovenian Armed Forces within the framework of their operations. The "Cyber Security" project represents an exemplary example of effective cooperation between the Republic of Slovenia, the Republic of Kosovo, Slovenian forces within KFOR and local institutions. With an emphasis on practical knowledge, awareness-raising and the exchange of good practices, the project contributes to long-term stability, greater digital security and the general resilience of society to the challenges of the modern technological environment. The Tactical Group for Civil-Military Cooperation has successfully conducted a series of basic and advanced training courses within the framework of the civil-military cooperation project "Cyber Security" | Author: Ministry of Defence 1 / 2
