Ajman police make standard comparisons with Jordanian public security

The General Command of Ajman Police conducted standardized comparisons with the Jordanian Public Security Directorate in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in order to support institutional work on both sides in a way that contributes to strengthening and developing relations between the two parties. This came during a visit by a delegation of Ajman police to the Public Security Directorate in Jordan, headed by Colonel Abdullah Ahmed Al Hamrani, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, and included a number of officers in the Ajman Police General Command, with the aim of learning about the best practices applied by the departments of the Security Directorate The Jordanian General, who won the King Abdullah II Award for Excellence in Governmental Performance, made standard comparisons in performance indicators in a number of areas, and discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two sides. The delegation met during the five-day visit, His Excellency the Director General of the Jordanian Public Security Directorate, Major General Atef Salama Al-Saudi, who considered the price of this visit, which strengthens the frameworks of effective cooperation between the Arab security services, and also affirmed the Jordanian General Security Directorate’s keenness to cooperate with the Ministry of Interior in all fields that serve the two parties. The visit also included a meeting The Director of the Public Security Directorate’s Office, the Director of Total Quality Management, the Director of Planning Department, and the Director of the Command and Control Center, Director of Drivers and Vehicles Licensing Department, Director of Central Traffic Department, Director of Correction and Rehabilitation Centers Administration, Director of Officers Affairs Department, Director of Finance Department, Director of Security Information Department, Director of Public Relations and Community Policing, Deputy Director of Preventive Security Department, and Colonel Abdullah Al Hamrani presented three working papers In the first, he discussed the concept and importance of strategic planning in achieving organizational excellence And he touched on the strategy of the Ministry of Interior, as he spoke in the second paper, to the importance of institutional learning and access to best practices and knowledge exchange between government institutions and the private sector with a view to integration in all aspects of institutional work in order to achieve the security and welfare of societies, and the third paper in the centers of rehabilitation and reform of inmates included the concept of reform and rehabilitation And the experience of the Ministry of Interior in this field. The delegation also made a field visit to the Swaqa Rehabilitation and Reform Center, which is the largest center for the rehabilitation of inmates. Results achieved in it.