RSIPF farewells SIPDP advisors

The Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) yesterday (12 August 2021) farewelled Solomon Islands Police Development Program (SIPDP) Advisors Julie Mitchell and Michael Young after serving years with the Program.

RSIPF Commissioner Mostyn Mangau acknowledged and greatly appreciated the service rendered by SIPDP Advisors during their years in Solomon Islands.

“I wish to acknowledge the contribution that both of you have made to the Executive of the RSIPF and the other departments you have been attached to during your time as SIPDP advisors,” said Commissioner Mangau.

He added, “On behalf of all ranks and files of the RSIPF I would like to sincerely thank Advisor young and Advisor Mitchell for providing essential support to the specific departments they have worked in during their term in the program.”

Mr Mangau says, “Your contribution to capacity development within the RSIPF during your service is highly commended.”

In their brief farewell remarks, Advisor Mitchell and Advisor Young said, “Thank you Commissioner, RSIPF and SIPDP Executive for this wonderful opportunity over the past years. Working with the RSIPF has been an extremely rewarding and fulfilling experience. They have grown to love Solomon Islands and its people and sincerely hope to return one day.”

Both SIPDP Advisors were presented with a Letter of Appreciation and a RSIPF plaque as a token of appreciation from the RSIPF Organization