Recently, the Local Development Forum of the Dnipropetrovsk Region was held in Dnipro under the motto “Community Security and Social Cohesion”. One of the speakers at the event was Roman Myronyuk, professor of the Department of Administrative Law and Administrative Process of DSUIA.
About 150 participants joined the forum, including representatives of authorities and local self-government, security structures, small and medium-sized businesses, the veteran community, active youth, and international organizations. The Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration and the United Nations Development Programme in Ukraine organized the event.
Roman Myronyuk represented Dnipropetrovsk State University of Internal Affairs. He spoke about tasks that cadets and employees perform to ensure a safe environment in the region during martial law. In his report, the professor revealed the key areas of activity of the educational institution. In particular, the enhanced military training of cadets, which covers the acquisition of UAV control skills, knowledge of weapons and ammunition, as well as their demining, and providing first aid and psychological support to victims of military operations, etc.
During the event, Roman Myronyuk presented his project “Actual forms of interaction between the police, the public and local authorities in the conditions of martial law.” He focused on the key transformations of the forms of police activity during martial law and called on the public to support police officers in the performance of their official duties.
The Local Development Forum became a platform for dialogue between representatives of the central government and local self-government, experts in the fields of public safety, restoration, and development of territories, representatives of businesses, and public organizations. Participants exchanged experiences, got acquainted with best practices, and agreed on further steps for cooperation.
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