The Training and Exercises (T&E) function focuses on building the practical competences of the Participating States, the EU and NATO in countering hybrid threats through scenario-based learning, wargaming, training, and operational preparedness. Activities such as Hybrid 101 training sessions, workshops for security practitioners, and exercises addressing disinformation, economic coercion, and deterrence help participants enhance their responses to hybrid threat incidents and improve civil-military cooperation.
T&E also contributes to EU and NATO exercises and facilitates EU-NATO coordination regarding hybrid threats. All of these activities strengthen the resilience and strategic decision-making ability of the Participating States in hybrid threat environments.
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