The Security Services of UN Geneva and the Cantonal Police of Geneva marked a new milestone this week with the signing of a convention de collaboration that will bolster UN Geneva’s canine program. The agreement builds on a long-standing partnership and sets out measures to further strengthen operational readiness and detection capabilities.
UN Geneva K9 teams were on hand to welcome the Cantonal Police delegation, reflecting the close working relationship between handlers and their dogs. The presence of the working dogs underscored the practical focus of the collaboration, which aims to enhance training, operational support and rapid deployment options for security incidents within the UN Geneva mandate.
The new cooperation is expected to deepen tactical ties and improve resource sharing between the two services. Observers say the arrangement highlights the value of sustained partnerships in maintaining high standards of security at international institutions and ensuring that canine units remain a reliable element of protective operations.
