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انتهت صلاحية هذه الوظيفة في 19/07/2026. لم تعد تقبل الطلبات.
Specialised Team for EU Advisory Mission – Security Structure Reform (Iraq)
EUBAM Libya
وصف الوظيفة
About the role
The European Union Advisory Mission in Iraq is seeking contributions to form a specialised team that will support the reform of the country’s security structures. This role is part of the EUAM Iraq 1-2026 programme and focuses on delivering expert advice and practical assistance to Iraqi authorities.
Key responsibilities
- Provide strategic and operational advice on security sector reform.
- Assist in the design and implementation of reform initiatives.
- Coordinate with Iraqi security institutions and international partners.
- Prepare analytical reports and recommendations for policymakers.
- Contribute to capacity‑building activities and training programmes.
Required profile
- EU Member State nationality.
- Relevant experience in security sector reform, defence, or related fields.
- Ability to work in a multicultural and challenging environment.
- Willingness to be deployed to Iraq as indicated in the annexes.
Required skills
What we offer
- Opportunity to contribute to a high‑impact EU mission.
- Professional development in a complex security environment.
- Collaboration with international experts and Iraqi authorities.
Questions fréquentes
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اكتشف المزيد
الرواتب والأدلة وعمليات البحث في Iraq.
الرواتب حسب المهنة
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