Royal Solomon Islands Police Force join UK leadership programme

28/09/2026 às 05:08130 بازدید
Deputy High Commissioner Cameron Millar met the two Police officers at the British High Commission on Thursday 24 September before they travel to the UK.
Deputy High Commissioner Cameron Millar met the two Police officers at the British High Commission on Thursday 24 September before they travel to the UK.
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World news story Royal Solomon Islands Police Force join UK leadership programme

Director of Close Personal Protection Aipo Kabwere and Provincial Police Commander Supervising for Western Province, Wilken Miriki are taking part in the month-long programme.

Deputy High Commissioner Cameron Millar met the two Police officers at the British High Commission on Thursday 24 September before they travel to the UK.
Deputy High Commissioner Cameron Millar met the two Police officers at the British High Commission on Thursday 24 September before they travel to the UK.

Deputy High Commissioner Cameron Millar met the two Police officers at the British High Commission on Thursday 24 September before they travel to the UK.

Two Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) officers have travelled to the United Kingdom on Friday 25 September 2026 to participate in the International Leadership Programme (ILP), a flagship leadership initiative delivered by the UK College of Policing.

RSIPF Director of Close Personal Protection Aipo Kabwere and Provincial Police Commander Western Province Superintendent, Wilken Miriki are taking part in the month-long programme.

The programme forms part of the UK-supported Pacific Policing Leadership Programme (PPLP), which strengthens policing across the Pacific by developing ethical, effective and future-focused police leaders through professional development opportunities, leadership training and international exchanges.

Solomon Islands remains one of the programme’s principal beneficiaries. To date, eight RSIPF officers, including the two participants travelling this week, have taken part in the ILP.

The initiative also includes emerging leaders training and planned mid-level leadership development courses in Honiara later this year.

Since its inception, PPLP has reached almost 400 police officers across the Pacific region.

Deputy British High Commissioner, Cameron Millar said:

The UK is committed to partnering with Pacific Islands police forces to strengthen policing across the region by supporting the development of the leaders of tomorrow. The International Leadership Programme offers senior police officers a unique opportunity to build leadership capabilities while exploring the principles of legitimacy, consent, ethics and human rights that underpin effective policing.

The UK and Solomon Islands continue to work together to support a professional, accountable and capable police service that contributes to regional security and stability. The participation of RSIPF officers in the programme reflects the strong and enduring partnership between the two countries.

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