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[10/01/2023 10:58]

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Deputy Minister of Interior for the Security and Police Sector, Major General Muhammad Al-Amir, met today separately in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi with the Sudanese Minister of Interior, Lieutenant-General Anan Hamed, the Egyptian Deputy Minister of Interior, Major General Ola Abdel-Moati, and the Director of Mauritanian Preventive Security, Lieutenant-General Besjaro Sidi, on the sidelines of the 46th Conference of Arab Police and Security Leaders, which began today and will last for two days.

During the meeting, they discussed security cooperation between Yemen, Sudan, Egypt and Mauritania, and exchange of information, especially in the field of combating crime, terrorism and drug smuggling.