Polish Police delegation with a Christmas visit to the Polish Police Contingent in Kosovo
Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Police general Kamil Bracha headed a police delegation during a visit to the Polish Police Contingent operating under the European Union Rule of Law Mission in Kosovo EULEX. The meeting was an opportunity to extend Christmas and New Year's wishes and to thank the police officers for their service in the foreign mission.
This year's visit of general Kamil Bracha provided an opportunity to discuss the tasks carried out by the unit, to summarize previous projects and to review equipment and vehicles used during the service.
The delegates - including colonel Piotr Mąka, Provincial Commander-in-Chief of Police in Poznań, colonel Robert Szewc, Provincial Commander-in-Chief of Police in Lublin, colonel Anna Rosół, Commander of the Police Training Centre in Legionowo and colonel Paulina Filipowiak, Director of the International Police Cooperation Bureau of the NPHQs - took part in an annual, traditional Christmas wafer meeting at the Mitrowica base. On this occasion, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Police thanked police officers for their service away from home, emphasized the importance of the mission carried out by the Polish contingent, as well as extended Christmas and New Year's wishes to the officers and their families.
The Polish Police Contingent has been based in Kosovo since 2000. Initially on behalf of the UN, and now under the auspices of the European Union as part of the EULEX rule of law mission, Polish officers, in cooperation with the police forces of European countries, are responsible for providing safety and security in the region. The Polish Police have been actively involved in the EULEX Kosovo mission, which is reflected in the most numerous personnel representation, consisting of 95 police officers and 7 police experts serving within the structures of the Special Unit of Polish Police (SUPP). Currently in Kosovo, the XXX rotation of the SUPP has been operating, which is the only formation of this kind in missions organised under the auspices of the European Union.
