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Interior Ministry, UNDP discuss police and security support

[31/07/2017 08:56]

ADEN-SABA

Interior Ministry officials and United Nations Development Program (UNDP) officials met on Monday and discussed mechanisms for supporting police and security and then the rest of the government-regained regions of the country.

Attendants of the meeting included the Deputy Interior Minister for Police Affairs Maj. Gen. Mohammed Musaed, Director General of Moral Guidance and Public Relations at the Ministry of Interior Lt. Col. Abdulqawi Ba'ash, and UN representatives Amud Gourunga, Surayo Bozoruk, Silvan Mireln and Walid Baharoun.

Discussions centered on a range of security sector issues; boosting criminal justice, authority of reformatories and criminal justice and partnerships with the security authorities with a view to addressing physical violence.