Novembrsko temeljno prednapotitveno usposabljanje za sodelovanje v civilnih mirovnih operacijah in misijah

Novembrsko temeljno prednapotitveno usposabljanje za sodelovanje v civilnih mirovnih operacijah in misijah

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Med 16. in 27. novembrom 2026 bo Center za evropsko prihodnost (CEP) v okviru Centra za izobraževanje in usposabljanje za sodelovanje v mirovnih operacijah in misijah (POTC) v Vadbenem centru Gotenica organiziral Temeljno prednapotitveno usposabljanje za sodelovanje v civilnih mirovnih operacijah in misijah.

Sodobne mirovne operacije in misije potekajo v vse bolj kompleksnih operativnih okoljih, ki jih zaznamujejo oboroženi spopadi, politična nestabilnost, terorizem, organizirani kriminal, dezinformacijske kampanje, podnebno pogojena varnostna tveganja in humanitarne krize. Osebje, napoteno v takšna okolja, zato poleg strokovnega znanja potrebuje tudi dobro razumevanje mandatov mednarodnih organizacij, mednarodnega pravnega okvira, kulturnega okolja, zaščite civilistov in človekovih pravic ter znanja in veščine za zagotavljanje osebne varnosti.

Temeljno prednapotitveno usposabljanje je edino nacionalno usposabljanje Republike Slovenije za civilno in policijsko osebje pred napotitvijo v civilne mirovne operacije in misije. Njegov namen je udeležence pripraviti na učinkovito, strokovno in varno opravljanje nalog ter razvijati znanja, veščine in kompetence, potrebne za delovanje v kompleksnem mednarodnem okolju.

Usposabljanje je primarno namenjeno osebju Republike Slovenije, ki se napotuje v civilne mirovne operacije in misije OZN, EU, NATO, OVSE in drugih mednarodnih organizacij, vključno z uslužbenci Policije, Ministrstva za zunanje in evropske zadeve, Ministrstva za obrambo ter strokovnjaki drugih ministrstev in državnih organov. Usposabljanja se lahko udeleži tudi osebje partnerskih in zavezniških držav.

Usposabljanje bo potekalo v angleškem jeziku. Prijave so odprte do vključno 25. oktobra 2026.

Kdaj: 16.–27. november 2026
Kje: Vadbeni center Gotenica
Rok za prijavo: 25. oktober 2026
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Usposabljanje Strateške komunikacije: od strategije do strateškega učinka

Usposabljanje Strateške komunikacije: od strategije do strateškega učinka

Med 3. in 5. novembrom 2026 bo na Gradu Jable potekalo tridnevno usposabljanje »Strateške komunikacije: od strategije do strateškega učinka«, ki ga organizira Center za izobraževanje in usposabljanje za napotitev v mirovne operacije in misije (POTC).

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Sodobno varnostno okolje zaznamujejo vse intenzivnejša tekmovalnost v informacijskem prostoru, fragmentacija javnosti, hiter razvoj umetne inteligence ter vse kompleksnejše oblike informacijskega vplivanja. Strateško komuniciranje zato presega zgolj posredovanje sporočil in temelji na usklajevanju strateških ciljev, delovanja in komuniciranja za doseganje želenih učinkov.

Tridnevno usposabljanje bo udeležence vodilo skozi proces razumevanja, snovanja in odzivanja – od analize informacijskega okolja in javnosti do oblikovanja narativov, načrtovanja strateških komunikacijskih aktivnosti ter odzivanja na kompleksne informacijske grožnje. Posebna pozornost bo namenjena tujem manipuliranju z informacijami in vmešavanju (FIMI), dezinformacijam, umetni inteligenci ter prihodnjemu informacijskemu okolju.

Usposabljanje bo povezovalo strateški in praktični pogled na komuniciranje ter udeležencem ponudilo prostor za razmislek o tem, kako strateške cilje prevesti v komunikacijske aktivnosti in želene učinke ter kako se odzivati na hitro spreminjajoče se izzive informacijskega okolja.

Usposabljanje je namenjeno predvsem predstavnikom državnih institucij in javnega sektorja, ki se pri svojem delu srečujejo s strateškim komuniciranjem, komuniciranjem z javnostmi, oblikovanjem politik ter odzivanjem na informacijske grožnje.

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Peace Operations Training Centre (POTC) of the Republic of Slovenia

EUTI Training Completed: Training of Trainers (ToT): Communication & Conduct

EUTI Training Completed: Training of Trainers (ToT): Communication & Conduct

From 7 to 9 September 2026, the Centre for European Perspective (CEP) and the Peace Operations Training Centre (POTC), under the auspices of EUTI – European Union Training Initiative, successfully conducted the “Training of Trainers (ToT): Communication & Conduct” at Jable Castle in Loka pri Mengšu, Slovenia.

The intensive 3-day training was designed to equip instructors and facilitators with advanced andragogical (and heutagogical tools) and modern communication standards for peace operations.

  • Training dates: 7–9 September 2026
  • Training location: Jable Castle, Loka pri Mengšu, Slovenia

Background and Core Objectives

The proper preparedness of peace operations personnel and the effective dissemination of updated peacekeeping standards depend on trainers and facilitators’ ability to transfer expertise and model appropriate behaviours. Operating within complex operational environments, mission personnel must be equipped with modern communication standards that foster respect, compliance, and inclusion across diverse contexts.

This ToT empowered participants to transfer expertise and knowledge to their target groups, with a heavy emphasis on inclusive communication approaches that systematically identify and neutralise hidden barriers that can marginalise participants.

The programme focused on the following core premises and objectives:

  • Inclusive Communication: Mastered non-exclusionary communication methods and learned to systematically identify and remove subtle or hidden barriers that lead to participant marginalisation.
  • Knowledge Transfer & Methodology: Equipped trainers and instructors with effective facilitation and pedagogical tools to seamlessly transfer expertise and updated peacekeeping standards to mission personnel.
  • Standards of Conduct: Reinforced professional ethical standards, conduct expectations, and behavioural principles required across international peace operations and national deployments.
  • Practical & Experiential Learning: Applied interactive, application-oriented exercises tailored for professionals regularly facilitating workshops, training sessions, and group preparation processes.
EUTI Steering group meeting in Brussels

EUTI Steering group meeting in Brussels

On 10 September, EUTI consortium members, the leading training providers for CSDP civilian missions, gathered in Brussels for a Steering Group meeting. The gathering brought together them with the representatives from the European Commission, the European External Action Service (EEAS), and the European Security and Defence College (ESDC). These are the key stakeholders shaping the future of EU CSDP civilian missions and their related training frameworks.

The focus was clear: to take stock of what has been achieved, evaluate results to date, and chart the path forward for the coming year. As a project designed to be effective and sustainable, the consortium recognised the need to ask critical questions: How can we better deliver? How do we address emerging challenges and continuously improve?

This reflective approach is essential for an initiative of EUTI’s scope. The standards and practices being developed are not limited to CSDP missions alone, they have potential to extend beyond, setting benchmarks across the broader training landscape.

Before the formal Steering Group meeting, consortium members took advantage of the in-person gathering to hold a Partner meeting. This provided an opportunity to discuss operational developments and challenges within the consortium.

Bled Strategic Forum 2026

Bled Strategic Forum 2026

The 21st edition of the Bled Strategic Forum took place on 31 August and 1 September 2026. It brought together over 2,000 participants, 444 delegations, and 135 speakers to address the most pressing challenges facing our region and the world.

This year’s edition, themed “The Power to Shape the Future,” brought political leaders, diplomats, business executives, academics, and civil society representatives from across the world. The forum, which has evolved into a leading international conference in the region since its inception in 2006, served as a crucial platform for high-level strategic dialogue and cooperation. The Centre for European Perspective is proud to stand by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Slovenia for 21 years as the main co-organiser.

The event was preceded by the CEP-organised Young Bled Strategic Forum (Young BSF), which took place in Kranjska Gora from 28 to 30 August 2026. This year we brought together 43 young emerging leaders aged 18 to 35 from around the world to explore questions of agency and resilience in a fragmented world.