Biometricupdate EU Supports Libyan Border Management with Biometric Training
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- •Libyan officials received EU-backed training on biometrics and document security.
- •Training included practical exercises in live border checks at Ancona International Port.
- •The initiative aims to strengthen Libya's integrated border management amid migration challenges.
Officials from three Libyan ministries and the Customs Authority received training on biometrics and document security at the Italian State Police Academy as part of an EU initiative. The training focused on advanced document security, including the detection of fraudulent documents. Participants observed live border checks at Ancona International Port, where they learned about interoperability and risk-based inspections. This initiative aims to enhance Libya's integrated border management, especially as the country deals with migration issues. The training is part of the EU Border Assistance Mission in Libya, which has been operational since 2013. The discussions also included modernizing Libya's security infrastructure at various entry points.
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