ACMOSS (Agence des Communications Mobiles Opérationnelles de Sécurité et de Secours), a key player in critical communications, hosted delegations from Croatia and Sweden to showcase the French Radio Network of the Future (RRF) as a model for building next-generation critical communications networks in Europe.

On January 22, ACMOSS welcomed the Croatian delegation, including representatives from OiV (the future operator of Croatia’s MCX solution), Đuro Lubura (Special Advisor to the Croatian Prime Minister's Office), and Mate Botica (Chairman of the Board of Directors, OiV). The visit included presentations on the RRF roadmap, SYRIUS mobility management applications, and a tour of ACMOSS's Network Operations Center (NOC) and Security Operations Center (SOC), highlighting these strategic assets.

On January 24, ACMOSS had the pleasure of hosting the Swedish delegation from the MSB (Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency), led by Reinhold Konnander, the program director for the upcoming Swedish Emergency Network (SWEN). Discussions focused on SWEN’s development, funded by the Swedish government, and on sharing best practices for interoperability and critical connectivity.

These visits align with the goals of the EUCCS (European Critical Communication Systems) initiative, led by the European Commission, which aims to interconnect critical networks across the Schengen area. ACMOSS remains committed to fostering collaboration and promoting a robust, interoperable European framework for emergency communications.

These exchanges underscore ACMOSS's dedication to driving innovation and building strong partnerships to ensure secure, efficient, and interconnected critical communication networks across Europe.