Thank you Australia!
The government of Australia just
donated to the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) about Php2.7 million worth of Information
Technology (IT) and multimedia equipment.
The AFP Chief of Staff General Cirilito Sobejana officially received the donation last Wednesday June 23 at a ceremony held at Camp Aguinaldo.
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“With these
newly donated IT and multimedia equipment, the AFP will be able to amplify its
capability of preventing and countering violent extremism, here in our
country,” General Cirilito Sobejana said.
The donation was coursed under the mutually
agreed Australia-Philippines Enhanced Defence Cooperation Program.
General Sobejana extended the AFP’s gratitude to
the Australian Government and Australian Defence Force represented by Colonel
Paul Joseph Barta, the Australian Defence Attaché.
“Our heartfelt
gratitude goes to the Australian Government and the Australian Defence Force
for their continued support to the AFP in the ongoing fight against terrorism.
It is through these initiatives that our members become more empowered to fulfil
their mandate to secure the state and protect the Filipino people,” he said.
Among the new
equipment were high-tech computers, tablets, storage devices, smart TVs,
cameras, and audio recording components.
“The equipment will assist the Armed Forces of
the Philippines’ office for the prevention and countering of violent extremism
research to achieve its mission – by documenting and understanding the drivers
of radicalization, effective strategies for prevention of violent extremism can
be found,” said Colonel Barta.
The Chief of Staff said that the
AFP continues to improve and strengthen its counter-terrorism capabilities.
However, he acknowledges that there are more room for improvement.
“We have already made great
strides in enhancing our capabilities in the cyberspace environment. However,
we do acknowledge that much is still needed. After the gruelling Marawi Siege
in 2017 against the ISIS-Maute Group, and the lessons that we have to learn the
hard way, the AFP is more than determined to prevent any incidents of the same
nature from ever happening in the future,” General Sobejana said.
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