Jordanian-Australian talks to enhance security cooperation and combat transnational crime
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Public Security Director Major General Obeidallah Al-Maaytah discussed on Thursday with the Deputy Commissioner of National Security Investigations at the Australian Federal Police, Hilda Sirec, ways to enhance security cooperation and coordinate efforts in facing common challenges, especially organized and transnational crime.
The Public Security Directorate said in a statement that the meeting, which was held at Al-Maaytah's office, addressed expanding areas of cooperation and exchanging specialized expertise and experiences between the two sides, in addition to benefiting from modern technologies and advanced policing practices to develop technical and technological capabilities and raise the efficiency of security performance.
Al-Maaytah affirmed the Public Security Directorate's keenness to consolidate its partnerships with security agencies and law enforcement institutions in friendly countries, in a way that enhances international cooperation in combating crime, consolidating the rule of law, and enhancing the security and stability of societies.
For her part, Sirec praised the level reached by the Public Security Directorate and its role in supporting security and stability, stressing the importance of continued coordination between the two sides, especially in combating cybercrimes and emerging patterns of crime.
Both sides stressed the importance of continuing cooperation and exchanging expertise in a way that serves common interests and contributes to facing evolving security challenges.
