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From 2 to 6 September 2024, MPSOTC proudly conducted the “Cultural Property Protection” Course.  The training audience included 21 participants from 6 countries. Our primary objective was to deepen participants’ knowledge and awareness about the importance of cultural property protection in various contexts – from peace to armed conflicts societies. Our diverse curriculum tackled critical […]

MPSOTC Course Guide 2025

Hellenic MPSOTC is proud to announce that its Quality Assurance accreditation by NATO has been extended. Following an intense evaluation by a NATO Quality Assurance Team of Experts, MPSOTC updated its procedures and policies ensuring that our core processes and efforts are fully aligned with NATO’s requirements. Consequently, NATO ACT re-accredited MPSOTC with an unconditional

From 1 to 12 July 2024 MPSOTC conducted the “Sea-Land Borders Security & Refugees/ Arms/Dual-Use Goods Control Course”. During the course, 33 participants from 7 Countries had the opportunity to hone their skills on various border security topics at tactical level, adding extra value to their professional backgrounds. Their training encompassed all aspects of Border

From 2 to 6 September 2024, MPSOTC will organize the “Cultural Property Protection Course”. Its primary objective is to deepen participants’ knowledge and awareness about the importance of Cultural Property Protection in various contexts – from armed conflicts to post-conflict societies. The course is conducted with the collaboration of Experts (SMEs) and Instructors from the

From 2 to 4 July 2024, the Hellenic MPSOTC, in cooperation with “RACVIAC – Center for Security Cooperation”, planned and organized a “Strategic Communications Course.” The course was hosted at the facilities of RACVIAC and was attended by public servants and officers from six countries of the western Balkans. The course shed light on the

From 16 to 20 September 2024, Hellenic MPSOTC and the School of Journalism and Mass Media at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki will conduct a new iteration of the successful “Safety for Journalists Training School.” This ongoing course enables journalists and media workers to practically prepare as war correspondents and cover stories from crisis areas. Participants