Between last Tuesday and Thursday, a delegation from the Financial Police composed of the Commander of the Economic and Financial Police School, the General Francesco Mattanaby the Commander of the Courses Section, General Gianluca de Benedictis, eight officers who frequent the 51st Higher Course, made one study mission at the Provincial Command of Reggio Calabria.
The Higher Course in Economic-Financial Police, lasting biennial, is frequented by a small number of officers Superior chosen through a selective competition for qualifications and exams.
The course responds to the need for prepare very high professionals in all sectors of institutional activity and represents the training path of excellence of the Guardia di Finanza by virtue of the disciplines covered, the teaching structure, the quality of the teachers and the professional and cultural level of the attending officers.
The delegationwelcomed by the Regional Commander of Calabria, the general Gianluigi D’Alfonso and by the Provincial Commander, General Maurizio Cinturavisited the headquarters of the Provincial Command and the other dependent departments, where the peculiarities of the socio-economic fabricthe presence of the Corps’ departments in the Province and the main operational results achieved.
Visit continued at the Gioia Tauro Groupwhere there was the opportunity to delve deeper into the activity carried out in the field of combating the international drug trafficking.
The Officers they also carried out a navigation on board the naval units of the Naval Operational Section of Reggio Calabria. The study mission finally ended with the meeting with the Prefect of Reggio Calabria, Clara Vaccarothe Attorney General of the Republic at the Court of Appeal, Gerardo Dominijanni and the Deputy Public Prosecutor at the DDA Giuseppe Lombardo.
On this occasion, the Officers went to some of the most important cultural heritage sites Reggio Calabria, like the National archeologic museum, there Permanent Gallery of Contemporary Art of Works Confiscated from the ‘Ndrangheta at the Palace of Culture and the Aragonese Castle.
