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NAVTRAC launches maiden VIP protection course to strengthen security capacity

The Naval Training Command (NAVTRAC) has launched its maiden VIP Protection Course 1-26, aimed at equipping military and security personnel with specialised skills in close protection operations.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, the Commanding Officer of the Special Boat Squadron and Course Director, Commander Seth Dzakpasu, urged participants to uphold professionalism, discipline and teamwork, noting that effective VIP protection requires vigilance, sound judgement and high operational competence.
According to NAVTRAC, the maiden VIP Protection Course forms part of its broader strategy to strengthen interoperability and build the capacity of personnel to address contemporary security challenges within the Ghana Armed Forces and other security institutions.
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