Two KSF cadades graduate from Royal Military Academy

The two KSF caddes successfully completed the 12-month training, which has been based on a very intensive programme, in order to prepare new officers, to be competent leaders, able to get fair judgments, and to carry out professional tasks”, the KSF communiqué says.

Lieutenant Kemal Haliti, is a new KSF officer from the Roma community, who has previously completed his schooling at the Centre for University Studies of KSF, and was selected for studies at the Royal Military Academy, the possibility, which applies to equality for all members of the KSF.

Following their return from the United Kingdom, the subtogers Haliti and Morina will serve in the KSF, tasked by platoon commander, at the First Fast Response Battalion in Gjilan, respectively at the Second Fast Response Battalion in Istog.

The Royal Sandhurst Military Academy is valued as one of the most prestigious academys in the world, from which the world's most successful military leaders have emerged. Each year, this academy trains more than 600 new officers, in which other countries of the world, including Kosovo, participate.

Kosovo's Security Force, based also on a co-operation agreement with the Great Britain Army, will send its cadets to education in this prestigious academy in the future, in order to, with the knowledge acquired, be contributing to the development and advance operational capacities of the Kosovo Security Force.

In this case, KSF commander Lieutenant General Nundman Rama praised the lieutenants Haliti and Morina for the success achieved at the Royal Military Academy in the United Kingdom, and at the same time sought out by them, that the learned knowledge of Kosovo's Security Force successfully implement new duties.