Abu Dhabi (UNA-OIC) – The Emirati-Sudanese Security Committee held its first meeting via video conferencing, to discuss ways of strengthening cooperation and coordination and exchanging training expertise between the interior ministries of the UAE and Sudan.
The UAE delegation was chaired by Brig. Hamad Ajlan Al Amimi, Director-General of the Federal Criminal Police, while the Sudanese side was chaired by Lt. Gen. Anan Hamed Mohamed, Head of the Joint MoU Implementation Monitoring Committee.
“This meeting aims to enhance the cooperation between the two countries in security and police areas, as well as explore the experiences of the UAE’s Ministry of Interior and its training expertise, and establish an action plan to assist the committee’s efforts,” the Sudanese official said in his opening speech.
For his part, Al Amimi stressed that the meeting will improve the relations between the two countries and is a key opportunity for exchanging views and ideas, to boost their cooperation and coordination in security and police areas.
During the meeting, Major Mohammed Khalil Badran, Director of the Professional Development Centre of the Ministry of Interior, presented the UAE’s training plan, implementation mechanism and training impact monitoring system.
Members of the Sudanese delegation presented the goals and duties of Sudan’s security departments, as well as the training courses and workshops implemented to improve the work of the police.
