The second annual Mongolian Police enhancing exchange program
publish date :
2012-01-03
To repeat last year's success, CPU had held the second annual "Mongolian police enhancing exchange program" with the Mongolian & Tibetan Affairs Commission of the Ministry of Interior again this year. The course members are mostly sub-secretaries and deputy directors in Mongolia led by T. Sainjargal, Chief of the Media Office of General Police Department of the Mongolian General Police Department. The program lasted for 19 days, starting from 2011/11/6 and ended on 2011/11/24.
Classes taken in CPU were in accordance with the actual needs designed by the highly skilled instructors to gain the greatest effectiveness. The contents included Taiwan police morality, police development in Taiwan, introduction of police law systems, forensic science, and the most specific police skills courses like judo, wrestling, gun shooting and computer scenario simulation shooting, etc.
In addition to the classes, the course members also visited the Executive Yuan, National Police Agency, Coast Guards, Agencies of Corrections and Police Agencies that located at different locations in Taiwan. They received a cordial welcome wherever they visited and had experienced the Taiwanese passion and kindness. The unforgettable experiences made them understand more about the police development and local cultures in Taiwan.
Although the special guests left Taiwan on 11/24, every member shows their appreciation toward the Mongolian & Tibetan Affairs Commission of the Ministry of Interior and the CPU for the excellent planning of the program.
Classes taken in CPU were in accordance with the actual needs designed by the highly skilled instructors to gain the greatest effectiveness. The contents included Taiwan police morality, police development in Taiwan, introduction of police law systems, forensic science, and the most specific police skills courses like judo, wrestling, gun shooting and computer scenario simulation shooting, etc.
In addition to the classes, the course members also visited the Executive Yuan, National Police Agency, Coast Guards, Agencies of Corrections and Police Agencies that located at different locations in Taiwan. They received a cordial welcome wherever they visited and had experienced the Taiwanese passion and kindness. The unforgettable experiences made them understand more about the police development and local cultures in Taiwan.
Although the special guests left Taiwan on 11/24, every member shows their appreciation toward the Mongolian & Tibetan Affairs Commission of the Ministry of Interior and the CPU for the excellent planning of the program.
