Major General Al-Maaytah: Transboundary security challenges require greater international cooperation
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Public Security Director Major General Dr. Obaidullah Al-Maaytah participated in the Global Public Security Cooperation Forum, hosted by the People's Republic of China under the theme: "United for Strengthening Public Security Governance and Achieving Stability in a Turbulent World," with the participation of ministers, heads of security and police agencies, and a group of experts and specialists in the security and police fields from various countries around the world.
Major General Al-Maaytah met with the Chinese Vice Minister of Public Security, Qi Yanjun, where the two sides discussed ways to strengthen bilateral relations between the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the People's Republic of China, elevate levels of security and police cooperation, and expand areas for exchanging expertise, experiences, and best practices, in a way that contributes to raising the readiness of security agencies and enhancing their ability to respond effectively to common security challenges.
Major General Al-Maaytah emphasized the importance of strengthening partnerships between law enforcement agencies, in light of the rapidly evolving, interconnected, and transboundary security challenges the world is witnessing, which requires developing security response tools to keep pace with the nature and developments of these challenges.
Major General Al-Maaytah also visited the security equipment and technology exhibition accompanying the forum, and reviewed the latest systems, solutions, technologies, and innovations used in the security and police fields, and their role in developing the capabilities of law enforcement agencies, increasing performance efficiency, and enhancing response speed and security readiness.
The participation of the Public Security Director in the forum's activities comes within the framework of the Public Security Directorate's keenness to strengthen its presence in international security forums, and to consolidate the approach of partnership, cooperation, and exchange of expertise, in a way that serves the development of the security and police work system and supports international efforts aimed at achieving security and stability.
