Director of Public Security visits the Gendarmerie forces, and inaugurates Shafa Badran Civil Defense Center

The Director of Public Security, Major General Dr. Obeidallah Al-Ma'aitah, visited the Gendarmerie forces command today, and reviewed its field and operational readiness, and the mechanisms for implementing its specialized and supportive security duties to the formations and units of the Public Security.

Major General Al-Ma'aitah conveyed, during his meeting with the Gendarmerie forces commander and field commanders, the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, to the Public Security personnel in various units and formations, and His Majesty's pride in their continuous efforts to maintain security and stability, and the responsibilities they undertake in serving the nation and its citizens.

Major General Al-Ma'aitah affirmed that the Gendarmerie forces have reached a developed level and have become a professional security force capable of dealing with various tasks and duties with the highest degree of discipline, ability, and excellence, and is considered the safety valve for maintaining security and stability.

He pointed out that their readiness level and specialized operational capabilities enhance the Public Security Directorate's ability to deal with various security duties and circumstances, in addition to supporting other national entities and institutions during the performance of their duties.

Major General Al-Ma'aitah pointed to the continuation of providing all forms of logistical and technical support to the Gendarmerie forces to enable them to keep up with everything new and deal effectively with various field duties, thereby reinforcing the rule of law and protecting the security of the nation and the safety of citizens.

In a related context, the Director of Public Security inaugurated the Shafa Badran Civil Defense Center, which is affiliated with the Central Amman Civil Defense Directorate, as part of the Public Security Directorate's efforts to enhance field deployment and expand the coverage of civil defense services, which contributes to the speed of response to reports and improves the efficiency of services provided to citizens.

The Director of Public Security affirmed that the Directorate is committed to implementing the Royal directives to improve the level of security and humanitarian services by continuing to develop technical and logistical capabilities, employing modern technologies, and enhancing field readiness, which enables the Directorate's units and formations to perform their duties efficiently and effectively, and respond to various circumstances and events.

He explained that the new center represents a qualitative addition to the civil defense system in its area of responsibility, and contributes to reducing the response time to those seeking help, and providing humanitarian services efficiently and professionally, directing to achieve optimal investment in resources, equipment, and specialized machinery, and ensuring their readiness and continuous operation around the clock.