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#ICYMI Building Bridges Through Silent Warrior “Silent Warrior serves as a bridge to further our bilateral relationships and is a testament to the dedication and respect we have with our African partners,” said U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) Commander Gen. Michael Langley. Tunisia made history in December as the first African nation to host the Silent Warrior symposium, co-organized by U.S. Special Operations Command Africa and the Tunisian Ministry of Defense. More than 250 attendees from 40 nations gathered in Tunis for Silent Warrior 2024, an event dedicated to enhancing the operational effectiveness of African Special Operations Forces through collaboration and coordination. “We confronted the threats over the years," said Gen. Mohamed El Ghoul, Tunisian Land Forces commander. "We are prepared to share the experience we gained.” Events like Silent Warrior are pivotal in fostering strong, African-led solutions and lasting partnerships that promote regional security and stability. The symposium featured impactful discussions, breakout sessions, and demonstrations, showcasing Tunisia’s leadership and expertise in addressing regional security challenges. Tunisian Special Forces and the Counter-IED Center of Excellence highlighted their capabilities, including urban terrain operations and specialized canine training. “Tunisia’s steadfast leadership in hosting this event in Africa for the first time and allowing us to see firsthand how they are building security and stability is a clear example of how Silent Warrior leads to African-led solutions and strong partnerships,” said U.S. Army Lt. Col. James Collado, SOCAF director for International Cooperation and Engagements. U.S. Embassy Tunis Read more here about Silent Warrior 2024 at https://lnkd.in/eN6aK6KT.

Special Operations Command Africa and Tunisian partners co-host Silent Warrior 2024 in Africa

Special Operations Command Africa and Tunisian partners co-host Silent Warrior 2024 in Africa

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