Employees of the Special Investigation Service were trained and handed over certificates within the framework of the EU Project

Within the framework of the EU Project “Support to External Security Sector Oversight in Georgia," two-level training on legal communication was delivered to the employees of the Special Investigation Service.

Koka Katsitadze, the Head of the Special Investigation Service, and Johan Hommes, the Head of the EU project team addressed the program participants, congratulated them on the successful completion of the training process, and handed over certificates.

The practice-based training module aimed to improve theoretical and practical media communication skills, in particular, to gain the best experience in effective communication, public speaking, issue-delivering techniques and working with the audience to increase the effectiveness of activities in this regard.

Open and transparent communication with the public and the media is one of the main priorities of the Special Investigation Service. The process of raising the qualification of employees in this direction will actively continue in the future.

The training was implemented within the framework of the EU project and was led by the invited communication expert Mariam Skhiladze.

Twenty employees of the Special Investigation Service were trained, including heads of the Units and investigators of the Investigation Department.