The workshop is dedicated to advanced aspects of critical infrastructure resilience, regulatory frameworks for critical objects protection and risk assessments. The training is run by experts in accordance with best practices in NATO and the European Union, aimed at proposing how BiH could prepare, respond to threats and recover from consequences of all types of incidents related to critical infrastructure.

In the introductory address, NHQSa Deputy Commander, Colonel Muharrem Aydin highlighted that NATO remains dedicated to support BiH institutions, this event being a part of the implementation of NATO Defense Capacity Building package for Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Critical infrastructure is the backbone of our daily lives and the foundation of economic and social stability. Protecting it requires a coordinated, cross-sector approach that brings together government agencies, private industry and international partners. This training provides an opportunity to deepen our understanding of risks, improve resilience strategies, and strengthen cooperation among all stakeholders.

col Aydin stated.

In the introductory part, the audience was also welcomed by Director of the Agency for Education and Professional Training Marko Vujević, Jake Collie, NATO Officer for Counter Terrorism, and BiH Assistant Minister of Security Ms. Ivana Veselčić.

The training audience includes representatives of ministries, agencies and directorates at both state and entity levels.

Photo: NATO Headquarters Sarajevo.