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From 9 to 13 March 2026, NMIOTC delivered its Resident Course 14000 “Maritime IED Disposal (M-IEDD)”. The aim of this course is to educate and train EOD personnel to competently undertake IEDD Operations on-board vessels and other Maritime Infrastructure in support of C-IED and related operations. The training covered the basic concepts, philosophy, principles, equipment, ship insertion and Maritime focused IEDD methodologies and best practices. Thirteen (13) trainees from six (6) countries (Canada, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands and Poland) and five (5) guest instructors from USA, C-IED CoE, HUN Army and the Hellenic Police Bomb Squad, participated in the

From 9 to 13 of March 2026, NMIOTC delivered its resident course Course 6000, Weapons of Mass Destruction in Maritime Interdiction Operations (WMD in MIO). Seven (7) trainees from six (6) countries (Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Colombia, Georgia and USA) attended the course. In addition to the Centre’s Instructors and assets, instructors from the U.S. Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and the Joint CBRN Defence CoE provided invaluable support to the course with their expertise and equipment.

From 2 to 6 of March 2026, NMIOTC provided Tailored Training to a 28-member Danish CBRN Defence Team. The training of the Danish Team was focused on CBRN Defence in the maritime environment.

From 2 to 6 of March 2026, the NMIOTC delivered its resident course 12000, C-IED in Maritime Interdiction Operations. The aim of this NATO Approved Course is to train Boarding Team personnel in NATO Tactics, Technics and Procedures (TTPs) in order to able to undertake expedient weapons intelligence tasks on board merchant vessels and other maritime infrastructure, in support of C-IED operations. In total, 10 trainees from 5 countries (Germany, Greece, Malta, Poland, Qatar and Ukraine) attended the course which was delivered by NMIOTC Sea Trainers/Instructors and guest instructors/Subject Matter Experts from FBI, the Hung arian Non Commissioned Officer Academy,

The NATO Maritime Interdiction Operational Training Centre (NMIOTC) is pleased to announce more details regarding its 17th Annual Conference, scheduled for 3 to 4 June 2026 in Souda Bay, Crete, Greece. 💡 Theme: “Blue Resilience 360°: Securing Maritime Infrastructure in the Era of Multi-Domain Operations”. 📢 CALL FOR PAPERS: Subject matter experts are invited to submit an abstract (max 250 words) and a short CV by 22 April 2026. 👉 Registration: Open to military, law enforcement, industry, and academic professionals. 📆 Final registration deadline is 22 May 2026. 🔗 More Details & Registration: http://bit.ly/46M3jDe Further information will be available on

From 16 to 20 February 2026, NMIOTC conducted the Resident Course 30000 “NATO Identity Intelligence Analyst in a Complex Environment”. The aim of the course is to develop NATO analysts who can leverage identity intelligence (I2) to enhance analysis and production in order to inform command decisions in NATO Joint Operations. This I2 Analyst Course is also intended for sharing lessons learned and develop analytical techniques. In total, eight (8) experts from Germany, Hungary, The Netherlands, and USA contributed in the delivery of the course. Ten (10) trainees coming from Belgium, Canada, Germany, Spain, and the United Kingdom, successfully completed