The Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) successfully hosted its 2nd High-Level Advisory Board Meeting and the 49th Governing Board Meeting yesterday, convening key officials from the Government of Ghana and the Centre’s international development partners.
A significant outcome of the meeting was a commitment by the Government of Ghana to increase funding support to the KAIPTC, which represents a major boost to the Centre’s sustainability and long-term impact.
The Board also engaged in discussions regarding critical measures to strengthen the future operations of the Centre. These measures included the rigorous pursuit of course commercialization, the investment and expansion of e-learning programmes, and the efficient and strategic use of resources. Following these discussions, the Governing Board subsequently approved the Centre’s 2026 Work Plans and Budget.
The KAIPTC expressed sincere appreciation to its donor partners, whose unwavering contributions remain central to the Centre’s mission of promoting a peaceful and secured continent. The meeting saw attendance from prominent figures, including Ghana’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Chief of the Defence Staff, Lt. Gen. William Agyapong, and High Commissioners and Ambassadors representing the development partner countries.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
