The Supreme Police Council convenes to enhance security performance and improve operational efficiency.

Police Council Holds Annual Meeting in Aden

The Supreme Police Council convened its regular meeting for 2026 today in Aden, the temporary capital of Yemen. The meeting, led by the Deputy Minister of Interior for Human Resources and Finance, Major General Dr. Qaid Atef, included council members who discussed the council’s work plan and various agenda items.

Achievements and New Aspirations

During the meeting, Major General Dr. Qaid Atef praised the efforts and achievements of various security units and agencies over the past period. He emphasized the importance of maintaining a high work pace and enhancing institutional performance to meet current demands. This commitment aims to strengthen security and stability while serving the citizens effectively.

Review of Decisions and Recommendations

The council reviewed decisions and recommendations from previous meetings, discussing their implementation status by the relevant authorities. Several issues and files referred to the council were examined, leading to appropriate actions and decisions in accordance with the laws and regulations governing the Ministry of Interior’s operations.

Enhancing Security Preparedness

The meeting also addressed topics related to improving security readiness and developing the institutional capabilities of police forces. The council reinforced coordination and monitoring mechanisms to achieve greater discipline and efficiency in security performance across all levels.

Recommendations for Improving Police Services

At the conclusion of the meeting, the council approved a series of recommendations and measures aimed at enhancing the security and administrative work system. These initiatives seek to improve performance efficiency and elevate the quality of police services provided to citizens. The council reaffirmed the Ministry of Interior’s commitment to ongoing development and institutional modernization, enhancing the capabilities of security agencies to fulfill their national duties effectively. This approach aligns with citizens’ aspirations for security, stability, and the rule of law.

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This article first appeared on Yemen TV.

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