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About Us
Vision
World class intelligence and Security service provider to defend protect and advance the National Security Interests of Ethiopia.
Mission
To provide vital and timely intelligence on threats and opportunities affecting the National Security interests of Ethiopia.
Organizational Values
- Integrity
- Commitment
- Excellence
- Secrecy
- Accountability
- Collaboration
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Yout Zone
Youth Zone
NISS would exercise image building activities which can help to selects youths who have got special talents and capacity in information technology and similar professions.
Creating conducive conditions for youths so that they can present technologically enriched creative works, through which we can do the task of indoctrination
By combining intelligence and security sector with Information communication technology, we can arrange competitions that can help recruit youths with special professional talent and make them join our institution.
It can enhance the endeavors intended to build sense of belongingness among the new generation through a visitation program.
It can create a chance where long serving and senior employees of the institution can share their best experience and tell what it takes to keep the peace, security and interest of the nation.
In general it can help to pose interest on the talented new generation to serve in the intelligence and security profession.
This module includes four parts which include: youths' inventions and innovation, Youths' ICT competition and visit and experience sharing.
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Our TESTIMONIALS
In the last months, extensive reform activities had been undergoing to make the organization free from any political affiliations. Intelligence officer is not a member of the ruling party or special friend of any party. Any Intelligence officer of the country is only a true friend of Ethiopia and Ethiopian People that rescue the life of every citizen and his/her beloved country.
Our first official visit in the National Intelligence and Security Service was very historic one . I had led foreign relations and peace issues standing committee in the House of People Representatives for more than six years, but I have never seen the previous Director of the Service, even one day at the parliament. The parliament had never known him physically.