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As part of the efforts to unify and integrate security forces under the leadership of the Ministry of Interior, the General Administration of Security and Police in Wadi Hadramout and the Desert launched today (Thursday) in the city of Sayun the integration of the Hadrami Elite Forces into the security apparatus.

The Deputy Governor of Hadramout for Wadi and Desert Affairs, Jumaan Barba'a, confirmed the local authority's interest in supporting and enhancing the capabilities of security forces, explaining that the security apparatus plays a vital role in maintaining security and stability and safeguarding public tranquility.

Barba'a emphasized the importance of adhering to good values and principles and military discipline, praising the significant efforts made by the security forces in various districts of the Wadi and Desert.

For his part, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Civil Services, Major General Abdul Majid Al-Amri, explained that the efforts made by the ministry aim to strengthen the security forces in Wadi and Desert Hadramout, contributing to the establishment of security and stability, noting that the Ministry of Interior is interested in Hadramout Governorate and gives it special importance due to its strategic location.

In turn, the Director General of Security and Police in Wadi and Desert Hadramout, Brigadier General Abdullah bin Habish, stated that the security administration has worked in the past period to enhance security deployment according to studied plans, aiming to raise the level of rapid response to reports and intensify security presence in vital locations, which contributes to reducing crime and instilling reassurance in the hearts of citizens. He pointed out the necessity of focusing on supplying the security apparatus with qualified human resources and working on training and qualifying individuals to raise their professional competencies, in addition to enhancing discipline and adherence to regulations and systems, considering this as the foundation for the success of security work.

Habish affirmed the commitment of the security and police leadership to implement directives and work in a spirit of teamwork.

In light of the security successes of the Ministry of Interior, the security forces in the Ahwar district of Abyan Governorate launched a wide security campaign yesterday to end smuggling activities that are active along the eastern coasts and to pursue those involved in smuggling Africans.

The security forces raided locations suspected of being used by gangs smuggling African migrants across the extended coasts in the district.

Sources indicated that the campaign comes as part of escalating security efforts to enhance stability and combat organized crime, following an increase in complaints about the growing smuggling activities in recent times, and the security and humanitarian threats that this poses to the region.