Georgia’s Public Safety Command Centre hosts UN permanent representatives
Members of the UN delegation got acquainted with the emergency management and road safety video surveillance systems, as well as the electronic monitoring system implemented for effective combat against domestic violence. Photo via Public Safety Command Centre
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Giorgi Arsoshvili, the Director of the Public Safety Command Centre 112 of the Georgian Interior Ministry, along with his deputies, hosted permanent representatives of several countries to the United Nations, including Georgian Ambassador to the organisation David Bakradze.
Arsoshvili briefed the UN representatives about the main directions of the Command Centre’s activities, the state body said on Sunday.
Members of the UN delegation got acquainted with the emergency management and road safety video surveillance systems, as well as the electronic monitoring system implemented for effective combat against domestic violence.
The Emergency Management Service of Georgia has received modern firefighting equipment from its Danish counterparts under the Substantial NATO-Georgia Package, aimed at helping the body to respond effectively to forest fires, the Service said on Saturday.
Georgia’s Public Safety Management Centre 112 has improved its services by introducing international ISO Standards, the press office of the service said on Friday.
The Emergency Management Service of the Georgian Interior Ministry and employees of the Public Safety Command Centre completed a training on roles and functions in crisis situations with the support of the European Union, the Ministry’s International Relations Department said on Tuesday.
Public information on dangers of early and childhood marriage and video messaging functionality for the deaf and hard of hearing have been added to the mobile application offered by Georgia’s Public Safety Management Centre to individuals requiring assistance across the country.