[11/11/2017 08:03]
ADEN-SABA
Plenary meeting held in Aden Saturday brought together commanders of defense and security institutions and apparatuses.
The gathering aimed to discus and approve joint defense and security plan devised by Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, National Security Organization, Political Security Organization and the so-called Security Belt Directorate.
The plan was designed under supervision by Joint Operation Command which represents the Unified Center of Joint Command and Control.
The joint defense and security plan is intended to re-establish security and stability as well as to counter extremist and terrorist actions.
Deputy chief of staff Maj.General Saleh Azendani, who chaired the meeting, highlighted the need for establishing a unified center of joint command and control to assume leadership of all defense, security, intelligence and administrative units in Aden and other liberated regions.
General Azendani also emphasized the importance of engaging local legal and administrative authorities in putting the joint security and defense plan in place. Civil society organizations and ordinary peoples all are urged to help defense and security services to re-reestablish security and stability and control law-breakers,he noted.
Prime Minister meets with Japanese Ambassador
President al-Alimi: Constructive integration between law enforcement authorities imperative to deter terrorist plots
President al-Alimi receives Deputy Speaker of German Parliament
Security forces thwart terrorist plot, dismantle assassination cell in Aden
President al-Alimi Meets with Prime Minister, Yemen’s Delegation Participating in Washington meetings
President al-Alimi: We're very keen to improve basic services in al-Dhale'a governorate
President al-Alimi convenes meeting of government, local authorities
Governor of Taiz discusses with CIVIC Center joint coordination
President al-Alimi urges stimulating all potentials to make Abyan better
President al-Alimi Warns of Risks of Iranian Regime’s Continued Investment in Terrorist Militias