Public Security Director meets with heads and members of delegations participating in "SOFEX 2026"
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The Director of Public Security, Major General Abeidallah Al-Maaitah, met on the sidelines of the Special Operations Forces Exhibition and Conference "SOFEX 2026" with a number of heads and members of the participating delegations, within the framework of strengthening ties of cooperation and joint coordination, and exchanging expertise and experiences in security and police fields.
The meetings included police delegations from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the State of Qatar, the State of Kuwait, the Sultanate of Oman, the United Arab Emirates, the State of Palestine, the Republic of Türkiye, the Republic of Romania, the Republic of Rwanda, the Republic of Italy, the State of Brunei, in addition to the French Republic.
During the meetings, Major General Al-Maaitah emphasized the importance of continuing to exchange expertise and knowledge between security and police institutions in brotherly and friendly countries, benefiting from technological developments and modern technical solutions, and employing them in developing the security work system, in a way that contributes to improving the efficiency of field performance, enhances the ability to deal with emerging security challenges, and keeps pace with the nature of the changes witnessed by the security work environment regionally and internationally.
He also indicated that specialized security exhibitions and conferences constitute an important platform for enhancing communication between security and police institutions, reviewing advanced experiences and practices, and discussing opportunities for cooperation and developing partnerships, which reflects positively on the level of readiness and efficiency in performing security tasks and duties, and enhances joint work in facing current and future challenges.
In a related context, the Public Security Directorate Museum in Aqaba opened its doors to exhibition visitors and participating delegations, to provide them with the opportunity to learn about the history of the Jordanian security institution and its prominent milestones, through collectibles and exhibits that document its security, police, and humanitarian journey, and tell a part of the efforts of its personnel and their sacrifices spanning decades in serving the nation, preserving its security and stability, and consolidating the path of giving and belonging.
