SEESIM 22 Command Post/Computer Assisted Exercise
Date: (19-12-2022)
The SEESIM 22 CPX/CAX is the tenth in a series of exercises within the framework of the South–Eastern Europe Defense Ministerial (SEDM) process. It is a biannual event that strives to promote cooperation, coordination and interoperability of civil-military operations and reinforce real world crisis response within and among the SEDM nations and SEDM initiatives through the effective use of computer Modelling and Simulation (M&S)
The aim of the exercise is to implement national - regional emergency response procedures and improves interoperability among SEDM member nations’ Emergency operation centers (EOCs), within a contemporary complex environment of diverse challenges, including realistic limitations due to COVID-19 pandemic situation
CMDR COE provided an environment, focused on the enhancement of the interoperability and coordination in Disaster response (DR) operations in a multinational environment under realistic conditions. CMDR COE supported the TA and EXCON efforts in the frame and limitations of international HQ.
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