The Security and Police Department in the Hadramout and Desert held a wide security meeting headed by the Director General of Security and Police, Brigadier General Abdullah Salmin bin, to discuss the security plan to secure the valley and desert district during the  Eid holiday.

The meeting discussed the evaluation of security performance during the recent period and reviewed the current readiness of security units in addition to distributing security tasks in the directorate, securing the places of gatherings, prayers and markets, and preventing any aspects of possible violations or threats during the days of Eid.

Brigadier Bin Hoffish stressed during the meeting the importance of high vigilance and raising the level of readiness in all security units, while emphasizing that any attempt to bias the security of citizens or assumes the stability of general calm, and faces the remarkable stabilization in waiving the joint effort to emphasize the required effort. People and expanding the security deployment plan despite the capabilities and challenges of scarcity.

Brigadier General Bayne Hoffish said: “We are committed to protecting citizens and securing their joy on the feast as well as in the rest of the coming days, and we will not allow any party to disturb security or exploit the occasion to violate the regime, and the Ministry of Security will not stand with the full force alongside its employees in performing their national duty to explain the meal from the state, and will not tolerate any employees.

Brigadier General Ben Hubbish appreciated the support of the Arab coalition countries represented in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in removing the valley and the spirit of Hadramot from political and military conflicts, which contributed to promoting stability, evaluating the role of the first military region and continuous cooperation with security services on joint times.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Director General of Security and Police, Brigadier Ali Farraj Al -Ami, Assistant Director General of Human Forces Affairs, Colonel Muhammad Mohsen Al -Amiri, and a number of unit leaders and director of security departments.