The Regional Security System aims to ensure the stability and well-being of Member States.
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The Regional Security System (RSS) extends warm congratulations to the Government and people of Antigua and Barbuda on the occasion of your 45th Anniversary of Independence.
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Members of staff at RSS HQ have decorated and are gearing up for rhe anniversary celebrations to follow throughout the day.
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For 44 years, the Regional Security System (RSS) has stood as a symbol of unity, resilience and unwavering commitment to safeguarding the Caribbean.
44 Years. Eight Member States. One Shared Mission.
🎉 Happy 44th Anniversary, RSS!
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Participants engage in role play during the Regional Security System (RSS) and Witness Care and Management, Risk Management and Child Friendly Policing (CAPP) Workshop, sponsored by UNICEF.
The workshop ended today.
Participants have their say on the Regional Security System (RSS) and Witness Care and Management, Risk Management and Child Friendly Policing (CAPP) Workshop, sponsored by UNICEF.
The workshop ended today.
RSS and UWI have committed to turning regional security dialogue into joint action, focusing on tackling financial crime, strengthening climate security, advancing prevention strategies and harnessing artificial intelligence to build safer, more resilient Caribbean societies.
The RSS extends warm congratulations to the Government and people of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines on the occasion of your 47th Anniversary of Independence.
Happy 47th Independence Anniversary, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines!
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A new RSS and Witness Care and Management, Risk Management and Child Friendly Policing (CAPP) Workshop is set to address an issue of considerable importance to the safety, security, and well-being of our communities.
Read more at regionalsecuritysystem.blogs…
Over the next three weeks, 16 law enforcement personnel from across seven of the RSS Member States will be exposed to the fundamental principles, practical skills, and professional standards required to perform effectively as Crime Scene Investigators.
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🚨 RSS to Support Drone Training as St. Vincent and the Grenadines Records Early Success in Crime-Fighting Operations
The RSS is expected to provide specialised training to two officers of the RSVGPF in November 2026.
📰 Read the full article: onenewsstvincent.com/2026/10…
The RSS continues to play an important role in strengthening regional cybersecurity capabilities through specialised training, technical expertise and capacity-building initiatives for law enforcement personnel.
📰 Read the full article:
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🔐 Meet Richmark Deane, Digital Forensics Laboratory Manager at the RSS.
Mr. Deane will address the Guyana Police Force’s Cybersecurity Awareness and Resilience Symposium on October 21, 2026, in Guyana!
Join us as we advance cybersecurity awareness and resilience regionally!
A strong call for enhanced operational cooperation, intelligence sharing and maritime surveillance has been made as Coast Guard Commanders from across the RSS meet in St. Vincent and the Grenadines to strengthen the Caribbean's collective response to evolving maritime threats.
The Regional Security System is currently hosting its Coast Guard Commanders' Conference in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, bringing together maritime security leaders from across its Member States to strengthen regional cooperation and enhance maritime security capabilities.
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Three days of dialogue, collaboration and a shared vision for Caribbean security! 🌎🤝
Let us now carry these conversations forward into meaningful action for a safer Caribbean.
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Day 3 of the RSS/UWI Caribbean Security Futures Symposium is a few hours away.
Thus far, the sessions have been informative, practical and all applicable to the world in which we live.
Stay tuned for what tomorrow holds.
Following a successful staging of Day 2 of the RSS/UWI Caribbean Security Futures Symposium, we ask that you take a moment to complete our panel survey.
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Day 1 of the Regional Security System and The University of the West Indies Caribbean Security Futures Symposium is a wrap.
Join us again tomorrow morning at 9:00am for Day 2.
Sixteen police officers from across the RSS Member States have been told to apply their training beyond the classroom.
Read more at regionalsecuritysystem.blogs…
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