Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police discusses ways to enhance police cooperation with the Director of Jordanian Public Security

A delegation from the General Command of Ajman Police visited the Jordanian Public Security Directorate in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, with the aim of supporting institutional work on both sides, in a way that contributes to strengthening and developing relations between the two parties, and enhances the aspects and ways of security cooperation between the two brotherly countries.

This came during a visit by a delegation of Ajman police to the Public Security Directorate in Jordan, headed by Brigadier Abdullah Ahmed Al Hamrani, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, and included a number of officers in the General Command of Ajman Police, in order to see the best practices applied by the departments of the Directorate Jordanian Public Security.

The delegation met during the five-day visit, Director of Public Security Major General Fadel Al-Hamoud, who valued this visit, which strengthens the frameworks of effective cooperation between the Arab security services, and also affirmed the Jordanian Public Security Directorate’s keenness to cooperate with the Ministry of Interior, and put all its police expertise in front of them and benefit as well. From their police experiences, transferring them to them, opening greater channels for communication, coordination and exchanging those police experiences, especially training ones, in a way that reflects improving the police and security service provided to the public with professionalism and professionalism and the highest international standards in this field.

For his part, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police affirmed the extent of the existing cooperation between the two brotherly countries in various police, security and training aspects and the extent of benefiting from that cooperation, pointing to the aspiration to open more prospects for communication and cooperation and exchange of police expertise and competencies between the two public security agencies in the two brotherly countries in all fields Serving both parties.