The Public Security Director Opens the New Building of the Central Anti-Narcotics Division and Meets with the Commander and Directors of the Central Region Police

The Public Security Director, Major General Dr. Obeidallah Al-Ma'aytah, opened the new building of the Central Anti-Narcotics Division today, Monday, affirming that developing the infrastructure, updating work facilities, and equipping them with the latest technical and technological capabilities, constitutes a fundamental pillar for enhancing the capabilities of personnel, raising their readiness level, and improving their performance efficiency during the execution of specialized tasks and duties.

During the opening, Major General Al-Ma'aytah conveyed the greetings of His Majesty King Abdullah II, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, to the Public Security personnel, and His Majesty's pride in the sincere efforts they exert in various work and specialization sites, in order to protect society, safeguard lives and properties, and enforce the law.

The Public Security Director emphasized the necessity of continuing qualitative security efforts and campaigns to pursue drug dealers, traffickers, and smugglers, affirming that the Public Security Directorate is committed to delivering preemptive strikes to drug trafficking networks and dealing firmly with anyone attempting to tamper with the security of society and the safety of its members, noting that the opening of the new building of the Central Anti-Narcotics Division represents a clear message that combating drugs will remain a top security priority without compromise.

Major General Al-Ma'aytah toured various facilities of the building and reviewed the modern technical and logistical equipment it was provided with, enhancing the work environment and supporting the ability of personnel to perform their duties efficiently and competently.

In the same context, the Public Security Director met with the commander and directors of the Central Region Police in the Zarqa Police Directorate, to review security and community programs, monitor the level of readiness and efficiency in various work sites, and identify the most prominent challenges and needs that enhance the quality of services provided to citizens.

The Public Security Director emphasized that security centers represent the fundamental pillar of police work and the first line of contact with citizens, due to their direct role in receiving cases, following up on them, and responding to the needs of citizens, stressing the need to continue developing their performance and improving the quality of services provided, in order to enhance citizens' trust in security institutions.

Major General Al-Ma'aytah listened to a briefing presented by the Central Region Security Commander, which reviewed the most prominent field efforts and duties, and the results achieved in combating crime and its discovery, in addition to the developmental plans and programs aimed at enhancing security and community services, and improving performance efficiency and readiness in various work sites.