Training to prevent conflict: a relevant approach? - Houèlokou, Midédji Didier
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It should also be noted that national schools with a regional vocation, by training the personnel of the armed forces of the beneficiary countries, participate in the integration process underway in this regional community. There is no longer any doubt that successful regional integration brings with it regional stability and therefore reduces the risk of conflict. The objective of economic integration pursued by ECOWAS is illustrative proof of this. But it should be noted that security is a prerequisite for economic integration. Since regional integration concerns not only the States but also…mehr

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It should also be noted that national schools with a regional vocation, by training the personnel of the armed forces of the beneficiary countries, participate in the integration process underway in this regional community. There is no longer any doubt that successful regional integration brings with it regional stability and therefore reduces the risk of conflict. The objective of economic integration pursued by ECOWAS is illustrative proof of this. But it should be noted that security is a prerequisite for economic integration. Since regional integration concerns not only the States but also the populations, the coordinator of the ECOWAS community development programme affirms that "it is a question of winning the support and effective participation of the populations in the integration process". Better still, Joseph Ki-Zerbo maintains that "the objective of development is to give people the minimum necessary so that they do not starve and fall into poverty, thus becoming useless to themselves and to the community". Only development understood in this way can extricate the region from its distant conflicts.
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I was born on 10 June 1986 in Benin and went to the Military Academy in Niamey after passing my CEP in 1998. I obtained my BEPC in 2002 and then my BAC in 2005, before joining Saint-Cyr in 2010 after a DUEL in English in 2009 at the UAC (Benin). I graduated from Saint-Cyr in 2013 and went on to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Public Administration from the University of Rennes 1 in 2014.