By Goth Mohamed Goth
In a historic milestone, the Somaliland Police Force has officially become the 41st member of the Commonwealth Police Sports Union (CPSU), marking a significant advancement in fostering international cooperation and promoting police sports. The agreement was formally signed today in Hargeisa during a ceremony between Major General Abdirahman Abdilahi Hasan, Commander of the Somaliland Police Force, and Mr. Sunil Kumar, Secretary of the CPSU.
The CPSU, a globally recognized organization, promotes collaboration, knowledge exchange, and sports development among police forces in its member countries. Somaliland’s inclusion as the 41st member underscores its growing international presence and commitment to enhancing professional and athletic opportunities for its police personnel.
The signing ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including Ambassador Hasan Da’ud and senior Somaliland Police Force officers, alongside a high-level CPSU delegation.
Major General Abdirahman Abdilahi Hasan hailed the membership as a gateway to new opportunities, stating, “Joining the CPSU opens doors for our police force to engage in sports, specialized training, and international partnerships. This will strengthen our capabilities and global connections.”
Mr. Sunil Kumar echoed this sentiment, expressing his enthusiasm: “We are thrilled to welcome Somaliland as the 41st member of the CPSU. This is a pivotal moment for fostering stronger ties and collaboration among police forces worldwide.”
This development is expected to enhance the Somaliland Police Force’s participation in international police sports events, training programs, and collaborative initiatives, further solidifying its integration into global law enforcement networks.
