Retired Brigadier General Engineer Rami Al-Dabbas Concludes a Career Filled with Dedication in the Public Security Directorate
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Retired Brigadier General Engineer Rami Al-Dabbas concluded a career that spanned nearly four decades in the Public Security Directorate, filled with dedication, loyalty, and service to the nation, affirming that his departure from his position in the Directorate does not mark the end of his relationship with the institution and his comrades-in-arms, but rather a new milestone after years of fulfilling duty and bearing responsibility.
In a speech on the occasion of his retirement, Al-Dabbas expressed the most sincere feelings of loyalty and gratitude to His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al-Hussein, affirming that the royal trust and care for the Public Security Directorate and its men have always been a motivation to continue giving, and to entrench the values of discipline, professionalism, and sacrifice for the security and stability of the nation and the service of its citizens.
He also expressed his deep thanks and appreciation to His Highness Crown Prince Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II for his attention and care for the members of the Public Security Directorate, praising what His Highness represents as a youthful leadership model that enhances feelings of pride in the national institution and instills hope for the future of Jordan.
Al-Dabbas praised the efforts of the Director of Public Security, Major General Dr. Obeidah Al-Ma'aitah, appreciating his leadership and support for the Directorate's personnel, and his keenness to enhance professionalism, discipline, and the improvement of performance levels, in line with the mission of the Public Security Directorate and its national status.
He emphasized that his years of service in the Public Security Directorate represented an important milestone in his life, and that working under the banner of Jordan and in an institution with a noble national mission was a source of pride and honor, noting that the men of the Public Security Directorate fulfilled their duty in various positions out of a firm belief that Jordan comes first, and its flag is above all considerations.
Al-Dabbas addressed a message of appreciation and gratitude to his comrades-in-arms, recalling the years of work and the situations that brought them together, and the responsibilities, challenges, and successes they shared, affirming that his departure from the military uniform would not mean leaving the fellowship of his comrades or forgetting the honor of standing alongside them in the fields of duty.
He said that the Public Security Directorate was not just a functional institution for him, but a home that made men and granted its members an honor that would remain with them even after the end of their service years, affirming that he would carry with him the memory of the field, the companions of the road, and the situations that formed an integral part of his journey.
Retired Brigadier General Engineer Rami Al-Dabbas concluded his speech by affirming that the service journey ends at its functional position, but it remains firmly rooted in memory and sentiment, thanking the nation, its leadership, the Public Security Directorate, and his comrades-in-arms, and praying to God to protect His Majesty King Abdullah II and his Crown Prince, and to keep Jordan dear, secure, and exalted, and to guide the men of the Public Security Directorate to continue carrying the trust and safeguarding the nation
