Workshop On Raising Awareness of NACORAC’s Operations Held in Ankara
Operational Capacity Training for NACORAC Staff Successfully Completed
As part of the Supporting the Institutional Capacity of the National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre (NACORAC) Project, implemented by the Representation of ICMPD in Türkiye with financial support from the European Union, and with the Presidency of Migration Management as the main beneficiary, a five-day training programme was organised in Ankara from 27 to 31 January 2025 for NACORAC staff.
The training aimed to update theoretical knowledge in risk analysis, enhance operational capacity, and equip participants with modern risk analysis techniques in border management processes.
Regarding the NACORAC Project
The Supporting the Institutional Capacity of the National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre (NACORAC) Project aims to enhance Türkiye’s capacity in border security and management, improve risk analysis processes, and strengthen national and international cooperation in border management. The project seeks to ensure more effective coordination among institutions working in the field of border security.
Funded by the European Union, the main beneficiary of the project is the National Coordination and Joint Risk Analysis Centre (NACORAC) under the Directorate General of Border Management within the Presidency of Migration Management. The project is implemented with contributions from relevant stakeholders in the field of border management.
For more information on the NACORAC Project, please visit: https://www.icmpd.org/our-work/projects/supporting-the-institutional-capacity-of-the-national-coordination-and-joint-risk-analysis-centre-nacorac.
Regarding ICMPD
Founded in 1993, the International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD) is an international organisation with 21 Member States and close to 500 staff members. Active in more than 90 countries worldwide, ICMPD holds UN observer status and cooperates with more than 240 partners including EU institutions and UN agencies. The Vienna-based organisation’s representation in Türkiye has two offices, one in Ankara and the other in İstanbul.
