Africa-Press – Botswana. The National Security Strategy (NSS) recently welcomed a delegation from the Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS) for a three-day dialogue focused on reviewing the draft of the National Security Strategy. The engagement aimed to enhance strategic coherence and improve the country’s responsiveness to evolving security challenges.
During the discussions, both parties exchanged ideas and insights on key aspects of national security, including emerging threats, regional stability, and policy implementation. The collaboration provided a platform to incorporate diverse perspectives and regional expertise, ensuring that the NSS reflects a comprehensive understanding of contemporary security dynamics.
The dialogue reinforced the importance of partnerships and information sharing in addressing shared security concerns. ACSS representatives highlighted best practices from across the continent, while NSS officials provided context on local security priorities and challenges. The interaction aimed to align national security objectives with broader regional and international security frameworks.
The three-day engagement will conclude tomorrow, marking a significant step toward finalizing a robust and forward-looking National Security Strategy. The collaboration demonstrates a commitment to evidence-based policy, strategic foresight, and regional cooperation in safeguarding national interests.
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