00:00Thank you so much for watching.
01:16Today, as has been mentioned, marks the conclusion of an important chapter in your lives, but
01:25it also marks the start of a new responsibility phase.
01:30The knowledge, skills, and experiences you have gained during this program will now be
01:36tested and applied in real world where transforming conflict is ever more important than simply
01:44managing it, especially during this global turbulence in all aspects.
01:51By choosing to study peace and conflict transformation, you made a deliberate decision about the kind
01:58of contribution you wanted to make to your society.
02:01You chose a path that is not always easy, but one that is deeply meaningful at a time when
02:10many societies are confronting divisionism, insecurity, xenophobic tendencies, and mistrust.
02:22Today, the world needs people who can bring others together, foster dialogue, and help transform
02:29conflict into opportunities for understanding and for progression.
02:36We are very confident in your potential and the positive impact you will make in the years
02:42ahead in your respective countries.
02:46Dear graduates, throughout this program, you have learned far more than theories and concepts.
02:53You have developed the ability to analyze complex situations, you have understood different perspectives, and to think critically about solutions
03:03to be provided.
03:06You have strengthened your capacity to negotiate, to mediate, and to lead constructive conversations.
03:14As you move forward in your careers and communities, people will look up to you for guidance, especially during difficult
03:24moments.
03:36The first to receive our certificate is the senior superintendent of police, Mugawi Rashida, from Uganda Police Force.
03:52The senior superintendent of police, Mugawi Rashida, from Rwanda Correctional Service.
04:07The senior superintendent of police, Mugawi Rashida, from Rwanda Correctional Service.
04:22Senior superintendent of police, Mugawi Rashida, from Rwanda Correctional Service.
04:26dedication to strategic police leadership. Kindly move forward to
04:33receive your award. Last but not least, Superintendent of Police, Fraterine
04:41Muhaweni Mana, is ordered with the Overall Best Student Award in recognition of his
04:47attainment of the highest aggregate performance in the Police Senior
04:51Command and the South Coast in 2014-2025-2026. His leadership potential and
04:58the commendable spirit of teamwork reflects the highest standard of
05:05professional excellence.
05:14These are not ordinary credentials. They represent dedication,
05:20sacrifice and excellence. I congratulate each one of you for reaching this
05:29important milestone. I would like also to warmly welcome our distinguished guests,
05:36partner institutions and officers from sister nations across Africa. Thank you
05:43for honoring us with your presence and for the strong partnership that continue to
05:49strengthen security cooperation across our continent. To the families and friends
05:57gathered here today, this achievement belongs to you as well. Behind every
06:04successful officer is a support system that often goes unseen. Your patience during long
06:13absences, your encouragement during difficult moments and your unwavering belief in
06:21these officers have helped make this day possible. We celebrate you as well. To our
06:29graduating officers, you have every reason to be proud. You have completed a demanding
06:36program that tested your intellect, discipline, resilience and leadership. You have worked hard, you have
06:47persevered and today you'll graduate stronger than when you arrived. But as we celebrate this accomplishment,
06:56let me offer a simple reminder. Graduation is not an end of learning. It is the beginning of a new
07:06chapter. The
07:08security environment is changing rapidly. New threats emerge every day. Technology evolves. Criminal networks adapt.
07:18society change. As leaders, you must continue learning, growing and adapting as well.
07:45government is absorbing. It is the beginning of new times. It is the beginning of a new
07:56flight. Anyone wants to spend so much time at work and manage. There is no matter how to describe it.
07:57It is the
07:59We have to do a lot of work.
08:03We have to do a lot of discussions with the community.
08:10We have to do a lot of work.
08:15We have to do a lot of work.
08:23If you want to work with a corporation, if you want to work, you will be able to do it.
08:29If you want to do it, you will be able to do it.
08:35Based on this senior command course, I've learned that being in the digital world,
08:40it's very important to get the skills and knowledge to combat those crimes
08:44because crimes are committed in the digital space.
08:47And with the skills and knowledge we've acquired, we shall be able to manage the crimes,
08:53especially as a strategic leader, it's very important to have the skills that we need to combat those crimes.
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