The NATO Military Police Centre of Excellence has successfully concluded the NATO Military Police Senior Officer Course 2026, bringing together senior Military Police professionals from Allied and partner nations to strengthen their ability to operate, advise, and lead in a complex multinational environment.
Throughout the week, the course brought together participants representing the full spectrum of the Military Police Community of Interest—from national Military Police practitioners and operational planners to senior staff officers and Provost Marshals serving within the NATO Force Structure.
Through expert-led discussions, practical syndicate work, and the exchange of operational experience, participants strengthened professional networks and enhanced interoperability across the Alliance.
Our sincere appreciation goes to our distinguished lecturers, facilitators, senior mentors, and guest briefers, whose expertise and operational experience made this course an exceptional professional development opportunity. Special thanks to Professor Đ. Luša (University of Zagreb), the Chief of the Estonian Military Police, the Provost Marshal of EUROCORPS, the Provost Marshal of Allied Command Operations (ACO), together with subject matter experts from the European Union Military Staff (EUMS), Hybrid CoE and the NATO MP COE, for sharing their knowledge, insights, and practical experience.
Finally, we extend our sincere thanks to all participants for their professionalism, active engagement, and commitment throughout the course. Your willingness to exchange ideas and experiences is what makes the Military Police and Gendarmerie Type Forces Community stronger and better prepared for future operational challenges.
Together, we continue to strengthen NATO Military Police capabilities, enhance interoperability, and contribute to a more ready, resilient, and capable Alliance.
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