The Chief of Staff attended the conclusion of the first training course for military judicial officers.

Military Security Training Course Concludes Successfully

The Chief of General Staff and Commander of Joint Operations, Lieutenant General Sager bin Aziz, attended the conclusion of the first training course for judicial officers today. This course, organized by the Military Security Department, marks a significant milestone in military training.

Importance of Specialized Training

Lieutenant General Sager bin Aziz praised the efforts that contributed to the success of this inaugural course. He emphasized the critical role such training plays in equipping the military with qualified personnel. These trained individuals will enhance discipline within the armed forces and protect them from infiltration, espionage, and various forms of crime.

Insights from Intelligence Leadership

Major General Ahmed Mohsen Al-Yafie, Head of Intelligence and Reconnaissance, expressed his satisfaction with the graduation of the first cohort. He highlighted that this course serves as a foundation for justice in military and intelligence operations. He stressed the importance of translating the theoretical knowledge gained by participants into practical applications.

Course Details and Future Plans

Colonel Abdullah Al-Yemeni, Director of the Military Security Department, explained that representatives from military security branches across various regions participated in the course. Trainees acquired essential security and judicial skills that will enhance operational performance. This initiative aligns with the training and operations plan for 2025.

Recognition of Excellence

The ceremony witnessed the presence of several directors from the Intelligence and Reconnaissance Department and their deputies. At the conclusion of the event, outstanding participants received certificates of appreciation, recognizing their achievements in the course.

This successful training initiative underscores the military’s commitment to developing skilled personnel capable of addressing contemporary security challenges.

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