Royal Canadian Mounted Police
24 November 2010 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Constable Lorant ‘Junior’ Hegedus (right), a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer with the Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team, discusses training the Canadian police provides to the Afghan National Police.
The Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) is a bi-national, civilian and Canadian-led and is one of 27 international PRTs across Afghanistan helping the democratically-elected government of Afghanistan extend its authority and ability to govern, rebuild the nation, and provide services to its citizens.
Canada’s whole-of-government approach in Afghanistan reflects the three pillars of the Compact: security, governance and development. Canada supports work in these mutually reinforcing areas by drawing upon resources and expertise from across the federal government.
Photo credit: Master Corporal Pierre Thériault, Canadian Forces Combat Camera
© 2010, DND-MDN Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
24 November 2010 Kandahar, Afghanistan
Constable Lorant ‘Junior’ Hegedus (right), a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer with the Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team, discusses training the Canadian police provides to the Afghan National Police.
The Kandahar Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) is a bi-national, civilian and Canadian-led and is one of 27 international PRTs across Afghanistan helping the democratically-elected government of Afghanistan extend its authority and ability to govern, rebuild the nation, and provide services to its citizens.
Canada’s whole-of-government approach in Afghanistan reflects the three pillars of the Compact: security, governance and development. Canada supports work in these mutually reinforcing areas by drawing upon resources and expertise from across the federal government.
Photo credit: Master Corporal Pierre Thériault, Canadian Forces Combat Camera
© 2010, DND-MDN Canada