A committee from the Ministry of Interior reviews readiness and enhances security in Lahij Governorate.

Ministry of Interior Committee Reviews Security Readiness in Lahij

A committee from the Ministry of Interior, led by Major General Dr. Qaid Atef, the Undersecretary for Human Resources and Finance, conducted a field visit to Lahij Governorate. The committee assessed the level of security readiness, security deployment, and the performance of security units and agencies in the governorate. This visit aimed to enhance security preparedness and strengthen internal security in line with the requirements of the “Yemen Dawn” operation.

Detailed Briefing on Security Plans

During the visit, the committee, which included Brigadier General Osama Bahamish, Director General of Financial Affairs, and Brigadier General Haitham Al-Jaradi, Director General of Moral Guidance and Public Relations, received a detailed briefing from Brigadier General Nasser Al-Shuhati, Director General of Lahij Police. The briefing covered the implementation of security plans, measures taken to enhance readiness, and the availability of necessary resources for executing security duties. The committee also reviewed significant achievements and challenges faced in the operational workflow, along with potential solutions.

Commitment to Security and Stability

Major General Atef praised the efforts of security leaders and personnel in establishing security and stability. He emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to monitoring the conditions of security units on the ground, evaluating performance levels, and addressing obstacles that hinder operational efficiency. This approach aims to enhance the capabilities of security agencies in fulfilling their assigned tasks.

Call for Vigilance and Teamwork

Major General Atef commended the achievements of Lahij’s security forces in maintaining law and order and combating the criminal activities of Houthi militia cells. He stressed that the current phase requires increased vigilance, readiness, and teamwork, along with a stronger security presence across various districts and areas. This strategy aims to protect citizens, prevent crime, and enhance internal security.

Strengthening Preventive Security Measures

The Major General highlighted the importance of intensifying efforts during this critical period, enhancing preventive security work, and ensuring coordination among different security units. He called for a swift response to reports, improved handling of various issues, and the pursuit of infiltrators and dormant cells of the Houthi militia. He urged a firm stance against anyone attempting to undermine citizens’ security or disrupt public tranquility.

Building Trust with the Community

Major General Atef also pointed out the significance of fostering cooperation and communication with citizens. He advocated for building trust between security agencies and the community, encouraging the reporting of crimes and suspicious activities. He emphasized the need to address citizen reports promptly and seriously, which would strengthen community partnership in maintaining security and stability and help prevent crime.

Enhancing Morale Among Security Personnel

Brigadier General Osama Bahamish stressed the importance of boosting morale among security personnel. He called for unity and teamwork to confront the challenges posed by the recent military escalation of the Houthi militia. He noted that the militia’s threat to security and stability necessitates collective efforts, heightened awareness, and readiness, as well as a sense of national responsibility in protecting citizens and ensuring their safety.

Readiness of Lahij Police

Brigadier General Nasser Al-Shuhati expressed appreciation for the Ministry of Interior’s leadership, particularly Minister Major General Ibrahim Haidan, for their continuous attention to the conditions of security agencies. He confirmed the readiness of Lahij’s security forces to carry out all assigned tasks and continue their efforts in maintaining security and stability while countering the Houthi militia’s plans to disrupt the governorate’s security.

Conclusion of the Visit

At the end of the visit, the committee reviewed the workflow in the offices and departments of Lahij Police. They assessed compliance with attendance and job discipline, as well as the mechanisms for executing daily tasks and duties. The committee listened to explanations from officials and specialists regarding the level of achievement and the nature of work in various departments and sections.

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