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EASF's Command Post Exercise (CPX) 2022 in Summary

1. Planning Conferences for Command Post Exercise (CPX) 2022

Initial Planning Conference: Union of Comoros, 28th March 2021

Main Planning Conference: Republic of Kenya, 26th July 2021

Final Planning Conference: Republic of Kenya, 14th February 2022

2. Progressive Groundwork in Preparation for CPX 2022

Command, Control, Communications Information Systems' Training Starts

3. Roll Out of Command Post Exercise (CPX) 2022

EASF's Command Post Exercise 2022 Commences

Induction Training for Exercise Participants Progresses

Lt Col Sami Sabeel Alfaki from EASF's Maritime Cell delivers a presentation during the Induction Training for Command Post Exercise (CPX) 2022 at the Kenya Commercial Bank Leadership Center in Karen, Nairobi.
Delegates from EASF's 10 Member States coming from police, civilian and military backgrounds are working together during the CPX 2022.
The Joint Chief of Staff Brig Gen PSC Dr Osman Mohamed Abbas (right) with two officers from Uganda (middle) and Kenya (left) following the presentations on 22nd March 2022.
The EASF Force Commander Brig Gen Vincent Gatama (left) together with other officers from the region during the Induction Training.
EASF's Assistant Conflict Analyst Ms. Irene Ogaja rolls out at presentation on 22nd March 2022.
The induction seeks to equip the multinational and multidimensional force with knowledge and skills which will enable them participate effectively during the exercise play.
EASF has been maintaining and enhancing its Full Operational Capability status which it gained in 2014 through training.
The Coordinator of the International Advisory Coordinating Staff Mr. Peter Zartsdahl delivers a presentation to the training audience on 22nd March 2022.
In a multidimensional setup, each component has a very unique role to play in Peace Support Operations' exercises.
CPX 2022 will ensure that the entire force is tested in its capability to conduct Peace Support Operations at Force and Mission Headquarters' levels.
The EASF Information Manager Mr. Jules Hoareau gives a presentation on 22nd March 2022.
The pooling of human resources from the entire region as well as sharing experiences made contributes towards creation of a holistic and realistic background upon which the exercise is based.
The Head of Civilian Component Mr. Kedir Ali (left) with the Coordinator of the International Advisory Coordinating Staff Mr. Peter Zartsdahl during one of the sessions on 22nd March 2022.
The EASF Legal Officer Lt Col David Okello giving a presentation on 22nd March 2022.
The EASF Military Chief of Staff Col Abdallah Rafick (middle) comparing notes with two officers from the Secretariat; Senior Nelly Ebei (left) and Ssgt Peter Waema.
Lt Col J.B. Muhizi goes through some notes during the Induction Training on 22nd March 2022.

Mashariki Salaam III is Flagged Off

4. EASF Force Commander Brig Gen Vincent Gatama Updates on Conduct of CPX

5. EASF's Director Brig Gen Getachew Shiferaw Fayisa Briefs on CPX and EASF

6. Conclusion of Command Post Exercise 2022

EASF Concludes Command Post Exercise 2022

Video: The Closing Ceremony of Command Post Exercise 2022

15th Extraordinary Policy Organs Meeting

FLAGS FINAL POM

The 15th Extraordinary Policy Organs' Meeting taking place from

31st July to 3rd August 2017

in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

(1). EASF Experts Working Group

(2). Eastern Africa Committee of the Defence Staff Meeting

EASF Promotion Team

Meeting the EASF Promotion Team

Since attainment of Full Operational Capability (FOC) in 2014, EASF has been enhancing its capacity in order maintain its readiness for deployment in peace support missions in the region or within the continent should the need arise.

As a regional organisation owned by its member states, EASF is conscious that its rationale and purpose must be well understood by the people of Eastern Africa and the continent in general. Consequently, the organisation wants to meet the Eastern African people and discuss its important mission to promote peace and security. This endeavour constitutes an important element of the EASF Communication and Advocacy Strategy 2015 – 2017 which is currently being promoted through the EASF Open Days in each of its member states.

In order to roll out this effort, the organisation has launched its “EASF Promotion Team”. The promotion team is a standby capacity at the EASF Secretariat organised and prepared to visit any institution or organisation with an interest to discuss the concept of peace and security. A visit by EASF Promotion Team takes its point of departure in a three hour “standard” programme as depicted below. However, the programme can be adjusted in accordance to requests and themes forwarded by the inviting party.

09.00 – 09.15: Welcome and introduction.
09.15 – 10.15: Presentation of EASF concept, including short video.
10.15 – 10.45: Introduction to discussions.
10.45 – 12.00: Discussions.

In the event that your institution could be interested in meeting the EASF Promotion Team, kindly write an email to us informing us of your interest using the email address below:

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EASF Publications

Newsletters	Click on Thumbnail to Open
EASF Newsletter Command Post Exercise March 2022

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter Jan-April 2020
EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2019-12

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2019-09

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2018-12

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2018-10

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2017-11

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2017-03

EASF Amani Mashariki Newsletter 2016-12

Annual Reports	Click on Thumbnail to Open
EASF Annual Report 2021

EASF Annual Report 2020
EASF Annual Report 2019
EASF Annual Report 2018
EASF Annual Report 2017

EASF Annual Report 2016

EASF Annual Report 2015