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The European Union Advisory Mission in Iraq (EUAM Iraq) was launched in October 2017 in response to a request by the Iraqi government for advice on how to undertake civilian security sector reform (SSR). The Mission had an initial mandate of one year (until 17 October 2018), which based on an assessment of Iraqi needs and progress made was extended until April 2020. On 7 April, 2020, the EU Council extended the mandate of the Mission until 30 April 2022 following the assessment of Iraqi needs. EUAM Iraq is based in Baghdad, and the mission’s overarching task is to support coherent implementation of the civilian related aspects of the Iraqi National Security Strategy and the security sector reform. To provide advice and expertise to the Iraqi authorities at strategic level to identify and define the requirements for the coherent implementation of the Security Sector Reform civilian related aspects of the Iraqi National Security Strategy and associated plans[1].
The European Union Advisory Mission in Iraq | |
| Formation | 2017/10/17 |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Baghdad, Iraq |
Head of Mission | Anders Wiberg |
| Website | https://www.euam-iraq.eu/en |
References
edit- ^ "About us - EUAM IRAQ". euam-iraq.eu. Retrieved 2023-01-16.