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From 17th to 20th February 2025, the Hellenic MPSOTC participated in the ″Annual Disciplines Forum (ADF) 2025″, which took place in Mons, Belgium. The event was attended by Requirements Authorities, Department Heads, and Education & Training Facilities to align NATO’s training and education priorities. Simultaneously, the ADF also included the “PTEC Marketplace”, offering to the […]

From 10th to 14th February 2025, the Deputy Commander of the Hellenic MPSOTC, Lieutenant Colonel (INF) Nikolaos Pitsakidis, participated in a conference on “Law in Armed Conflicts.” The conference took place in Ankara, Türkiye, at the PTEC TR training center. The event was attended by 14 officers and civilians from 7 countries: Albania, North Macedonia,

The Multinational Peace Support Operations Training Centre (MPSOTC), under the auspices of the European Security and Defence College (ESDC), successfully delivered the “Cross-Cultural Competence in CSDP Missions and Operations” (CCC) course, from February 3rd to 7th, 2025. This program aimed to equip participants with essential cross-cultural knowledge and skills while fostering a network of professionals

From January 13th to 17th, 2025, the Hellenic MPSOTC hosted the “International Humanitarian Law Course”, delivered through a distance learning platform. A diverse group of 28 participants hailing from 7 different countries participated in the training, diving deep into the complexities and nuances of protecting civilians and cultural heritage amidst the challenges of armed conflict.

The Hellenic MPSOTC, continuing the successful collaboration with “Meducation – International Medical and Training Institute”, will conduct the 4th “Hostile Environment Awareness Training Course”, from 17th to 21st of March 2025. The purpose of this course is to improve participants’ awareness of the multiple threats (linear / nonlinear) present in hostile field environments, thereby increasing

From November 4 to 15, 2024, the Multinational Peace Support Operations Training Center (MPSOTC) hosted the specialized “NATO Public Affairs Officers’ School” at its facilities in Kilkis. The training program was attended by 39 officers from 16 countries, aiming to enhance their skills in public relations and strategic communications. The MPSOTC’s training team, composed of