Talk:State Police (Albania)

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    * Mission in Albania
In May 1997, the WEU Council decided to send a Multinational Advisory Police Element to Albania, as part of the efforts undertaken in that country by the international community, notably the OSCE and the EU. The primary aim of MAPE was to provide advice and train instructors.
A key part of MAPE’s work was to provide advice to the Ministry of Public Order on restructuring the Albanian police. A new State Police Law was drawn up with MAPE’s support and contained the foundations for building a democratic police to internationally accepted standards.
Approximately 3000 police officers were trained in the Tirana Training Centre (Police Academy), in a second training centre in Durres and through field training programmes.
On 2 February 1999, the WEU Council approved plans for an enhanced MAPE mission with a mandate until April 2000. This mission was conducted by WEU at the request of the EU on the basis of an Article J.4.2 decision, enabling among other things a major part of the costs to be met from the EU budget.
MAPE enhanced its geographical coverage and increased its operational mobility. The mission expanded its training and advice to selected ministries, directorates and "low risk" police districts down to the operational unit level. MAPE’s strength was approximately 143 by mid-1999.
WEU’s mission played an important role during the Kosovo refugee crisis from April 1999 by supporting the Albanian police in their responsibilities for receiving, registering, supervising and escorting refugees. MAPE maintained constant contacts with the Ministry of Public Order. WEU assisted the Albanians in setting up their own joint crisis centre and a 24-hour MAPE presence was provided to support them in its operations and decisions.
MAPE teams were dispatched to Kukes, near the Kosovo border, to assist the police directorate there, as well as to the police directorates in Tirana and Durres.
The MAPE mission finally terminated on 31 May 2001.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 213.63.24.114 (talk) 18:01, 28 July 2010 (UTC)

message: As has already been suggested by  at Wikipedia:Pages needing translation into English#Albanian Police, a large part of this article appears to be a copyright violation from this page of the Albanian State Police. A block of machine-translated copyvio material was added on 6 December 2010. Compare a Google translation of the first paragraph of the Shqip page (archived on 18 October 2010):  with the first paragraph added here in December of that year: 
The only option seems to be to revert to the last clean version before that addition. Justlettersandnumbers (talk) 00:25, 23 December 2013 (UTC)
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