The programme included theoretical sessions and practical exercises covering the system's functionalities, data entry and management mechanisms, and the handling of information related to aviation accidents and incidents. It also introduced participants to the tools and features available within the system for analysing safety data and improving the quality of information. The Transport Safety Office team emphasised that the programme represents an important step towards developing specialised expertise and strengthening the use of data to support the aviation safety framework. The team highlighted that investing in the training and development of national professionals, and enhancing their skills in safety data management and analysis, is a fundamental pillar in improving the efficiency of the system and strengthening its capacity to anticipate and mitigate risks. The programme also featured technical discussions and knowledge-sharing sessions between participants and trainers, focusing on the practical applications of the system and best practices in safety data management, thereby promoting the exchange of expertise and benefiting from relevant experiences in this field. The organisation of this programme forms part of the Transport Safety Office's ongoing efforts to develop its technical and institutional capabilities and promote the use of advanced systems for managing and analysing aviation safety data in accordance with international standards and best practices, ultimately contributing to enhancing safety levels across the aviation sector.