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Director of Public Security meets UAE Ambassador to discuss ways of joint cooperation

Director of Public Security meets UAE Ambassador to discuss ways of joint cooperation

The Director of Public Security, Major General Dr. Obeidallah Maaitah, received in his office on Thursday the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to the Kingdom, Sultan Al Shamsi, in a meeting that addressed ways to enhance security and police cooperation between the two brotherly countries, develop areas of joint coordination, and exchange expertise to keep pace with emerging security challenges.

Major General Maaitah emphasized the deep fraternal relations that bring together the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, and the solid foundation they form for a robust security partnership, pointing out the importance of building upon the achieved cooperation between the two sides and enhancing efforts to confront security and criminal challenges, thereby reinforcing the security and stability of both countries.

Major General Maaitah highlighted the importance of exchanging security expertise and experiences, particularly in the fields of training, qualification, and modern police technologies, which contributes to elevating the efficiency of police work and keeping pace with rapid developments in various security fields.

For his part, Ambassador Al Shamsi expressed his appreciation for the advanced level reached by the Public Security Directorate, its efforts in maintaining security and protecting society, and the security, humanitarian, and service roles it undertakes, emphasizing the importance of continuing to enhance cooperation between the two sides and investing in shared expertise and capabilities to serve the interests of the two brotherly countries and reflect the strength of their relations.

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