La FIAS met à l'honneur les pays contributeurs au travers de sa campagne NIC sur les réseaux sociaux

13 Oct. 2014 -
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Mis à jour le: 23 Oct. 2014 09:22

Le dimanche 12 octobre 2014, la Force internationale d'assistance à la sécurité (FIAS) a lancé sa campagne Nations, Impacts, and Contributions (NIC) sur les réseaux sociaux pour mettre en lumière les contributions exceptionnelles des partenaires OTAN et non OTAN à sa mission en Afghanistan.

Ce programme, qui se déroulera jusqu'au 31 décembre 2014, vise à donner un coup de projecteur sur les contributions des pays par des photographies, des séquences vidéo et des publications imprimées. Chaque pays – plus d'une cinquantaine en tout – sera mis à l'honneur pendant une journée, consacrée à ses contributions et à ses réalisations. La campagne NIC aura pour point d'orgue le passage de relais de la FIAS à Resolute Support, la mission post-2014 de la coalition, destinée à former, conseiller et assister les personnels des forces de sécurité afghanes.

Les résultats et les contributions des pays de la FIAS seront mis en ligne sur les sites web suivants :

NIC products can be found using the ISAF Twitter handle, @ISAFmedia, and with the hashtag #ISAFnic.

Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations

- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations Troops from the 4th Infantry Brigade, Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina, board a U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules aircraft as the unit prepares to depart Mostar Airport for a deployment to Afghanistan as part of an ISAF mission to assist in stabilization and security.
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations A Belgian F-16 fighter jet releases flares near Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan. The Belgian Air Force, which arrived at KAF in September 2008, exceeded a landmark 5,000th flight and 15,000th flight hour. Belgium substantially intensified its efforts in Afghanistan throughout 2009-2010, comprising 560 personnel and six F-16 jets. This team consisted of instructors who trained and mentored members of the Afghan National Army.
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations Capt. Alsobah Munther, Bahraini Special Security Forces Company 2 commanding officer, transfers the colors along with his authority to Capt. Khalid, SSFC 3 commanding officer, during a transfer of authority ceremony Dec. 15, 2010. During SSFC 2's deployment to Afghanistan, the company provided security, searching more than 26,000 vehicles, seizing more than 600 items of contraband, recovering more than 7,500 grams of narcotics and nearly 500 illegal electronic devices
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations A German civilian (right), role-playing as an Afghanistan National Police chief, speaks to soldiers from Azerbaijan and Bosnia during a police advisory team training exercise at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany, Sept. 18, 2012. This exercise assisted Azerbaijan soldiers in their effort train, advise and enable the Afghanistan National Army and the ANP
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations Austria, as a member nation of many international organizations was involved with numerous joint international peace keeping efforts to include ISAF In fact, since 1960, more than 90,000 Austrian troops and civilian helpers have been participating in more than 50 international peace support and humanitarian missions. The men and women of the Austrian Armed Forces, thanks for your support of ISAF.
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations The Australian Reconstruction Task Force PRT is followed by enthusiastic Afghan boys on a river crossing during a reconnaissance for an all-weather crossing at Talani, Uruzgan, southern Afghanistan to increase economic opportunity in the region
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations In 2003 Armenia started contributing troops to ISAF in Afghanistan, with 131 military personnel
- Tribute to ISAF Troop Contributing Nations An Albanian army officer assigned to NATO Training Mission-Afghanistan carries a bag of supplies for an Afghan child as she walks him back to his home at a refugee camp in Kabul, Afghanistan, April 18, 2011. NTM-A volunteers and Afghan National Police in conjunction with volunteers disseminated supplies such as clothes, flour and toys to refugees.

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