Arab Ministers of the Interior discuss threats of terrorism and extremism in the region and organized crime

Saudi Arabia today – "Abdulaziz bin Saud" at the head of the Kingdom delegation at the thirty-sixth session of the Council in Tunisia

The Arab Interior Ministers held today in Tunis the meetings of the 36th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, under the high patronage of Tunisian President Béji Kaid Sibsi.

The Saudi delegation was led by Prince Abdulaziz Bin Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdul Aziz, Minister of the Interior and Honorary President of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Naif delivered a speech at the meeting where he conveyed the greetings of the guardian of the two sacred mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, His Royal Highness Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, as well as their wishes for success.

He thanked President Beji Kaid Al-Sibsi for sponsoring the 36th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior and Tunisian People for his warm welcome and warm hospitality, as well as the Tunisian Minister of Finance. Inside, Hisham Al-Furati, for the opening of the session.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud said: "Since its establishment, our Council has made every effort to contribute to strengthening the concept of joint Arab action through its efforts and activities aimed at protecting security and security. the stability of our countries, but we live in great conditions and make changes in our Arab region, the main threat to our States and our societies, with the constant attempts to destabilize and secure our countries and divide our peoples. "

He added: "I am very confident that your Council appreciates the seriousness of the situation and is working hard to deal with these dangers and threats."

"Terrorism and extremism pose a direct threat to the world, and we must strive tirelessly to intensify efforts and coordination to effectively address these threats, while continuing to remove financing of terrorism and extremism, including combating money laundering. " "He said.

Illegal migration, organized crime, border security, drug control, human rights issues and cybersecurity remained a top priority for the Council.

He added: "Our joint meeting will be held tomorrow with the Council of Ministers of Justice to embody our willingness to address these risks and challenges by activating security and judicial agreements and activating strategies, agreements and and resolutions relating to the fight against terrorism emanating from the joint Arab labor institutions,.

He emphasized that the development of the technical capacities of the Ministries of the Interior and their maintenance in the respect of the modern technologies was an essential requirement considering the transformations undergone by our countries and our communities and the coherence of the security services in the fight crimes of all levels at the highest levels. He pointed out that the Ministry of the Interior in Saudi Arabia, He developed very early to develop its technical and security capabilities and has come a long way that has had a positive impact on all its sectors and that is always in continuous development.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud thanked the Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Tunisia and his staff at the Ministry for his warm welcome and hospitality, as well as the General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior for the remarkable efforts he made to organize this session. Pride and progress for our countries and our peoples.

The Tunisian Minister of the Interior delivered a speech in which he greeted and congratulated the Tunisian President of the Arab Interior Ministers and expressed his deep gratitude to Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz for his support the Council and its various activities.

He pointed out that the Arab world is currently experiencing serious security problems, including terrorism, organized crime, cybercrime, illegal immigration and human trafficking, as well as the complexity and ramifications of criminal demonstrations aimed at Arab security. To develop means and mechanisms for the work to match the aspirations of the Arab peoples in order to meet the challenges facing the region, particularly with regard to the fight against terrorism, the formation of terrorist activities, the laundering of Money, border protection and the exchange of information and experiences.

The Secretary General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, Mohammed bin Ali Koman, also thanked Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud and the Arab Ministers of the Interior for their constant support to the General Secretariat of the Council and at the common Arab security work.

He also thanked the Tunisian President for sponsoring the current meetings of the Council and for supporting the joint Arab action.

He pointed out that the current Council meetings were under way and that the Arab world was still grappling with various challenges that cast a dark shadow over the security and stability environment and prevented development and prosperity, including organized crime and human trafficking. resulting drug, illegal immigration and various smuggling operations.

He stressed that these challenges contributed to the penetration of certain regional powers that did not miss any opportunity to expose the Arab nation to risk and caused sectarian conflict and fragmentation among the population of a country.

The Minister of Interior, Honorary President of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, presented a commemorative gift to the Tunisian President of the Republic of Tunisia, President Beji Kaid Sibsi.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Nayef was elected President of the 36th session of the Council by Minister of the Interior, Local Government and Urban Planning, Noureddine Badawi, President of the previous session of the Advice.

Then, the words of the Arab Interior Ministers went to the meeting, after which the in camera session was held.

The meeting was attended by the official delegation accompanying the Minister of the Interior and high security delegations, as well as representatives of the League of Arab States, the Arab Maghreb Union, the Council of Gulf Cooperation, Arab Red Cross and Red Crescent, Interpol, the International Civil Defense Organization United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, project to fight against terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa, Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and Arab Police Sports Federation.

March 03, 2019 – Jumada Al-Akhirah 1440 The time now is 07:46 PM

"Abdulaziz bin Saud" at the head of the Kingdom delegation at the thirty-sixth session of the Council in Tunisia

Arab Ministers of the Interior discuss threats of terrorism and extremism in the region and organized crime

The Arab Interior Ministers held today in Tunis the meetings of the 36th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, under the high patronage of Tunisian President Béji Kaid Sibsi.

The Saudi delegation was led by Prince Abdulaziz Bin Saud Bin Nayef Bin Abdul Aziz, Minister of the Interior and Honorary President of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Naif delivered a speech at the meeting where he conveyed the greetings of the guardian of the two sacred mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, His Royal Highness Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, as well as their wishes for success.

He thanked President Beji Kaid Al-Sibsi for sponsoring the 36th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior and Tunisian People for his warm welcome and warm hospitality, as well as the Tunisian Minister of Finance. Inside, Hisham Al-Furati, for the opening of the session.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud said: "Since its establishment, our Council has made every effort to contribute to strengthening the concept of joint Arab action through its efforts and activities aimed at protecting security and security. the stability of our countries, but we live in great conditions and make changes in our Arab region, the main threat to our States and our societies, with the constant attempts to destabilize and secure our countries and divide our peoples. "

He added: "I am very confident that your Council appreciates the seriousness of the situation and is working hard to deal with these dangers and threats."

"Terrorism and extremism pose a direct threat to the world, and we must strive tirelessly to intensify efforts and coordination to effectively address these threats, while continuing to remove financing of terrorism and extremism, including combating money laundering. " "He said.

Illegal migration, organized crime, border security, drug control, human rights issues and cybersecurity remained a top priority for the Council.

He added: "Our joint meeting will be held tomorrow with the Council of Ministers of Justice to embody our willingness to address these risks and challenges by activating security and judicial agreements and activating strategies, agreements and and resolutions relating to the fight against terrorism emanating from the joint Arab labor institutions,.

He stressed that the development of the technical capacities of the Ministries of the Interior and their maintenance in the respect of the modern technologies was an essential requirement considering the transformations undergone by our countries and our communities and the coherence of the services of security in the fight crimes of all levels at the highest levels. He pointed out that the Ministry of the Interior in Saudi Arabia, He developed very early to develop its technical and security capabilities and has come a long way that has had a positive impact on all its sectors and that is always in continuous development.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud thanked the Minister of the Interior of the Republic of Tunisia and his staff at the Ministry for his warm welcome and hospitality, as well as the General Secretariat of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior for the remarkable efforts he made to organize this session. Pride and progress for our countries and our peoples.

The Tunisian Minister of the Interior delivered a speech in which he greeted and congratulated the Tunisian President of the Arab Interior Ministers and expressed his deep gratitude to Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz for his support the Council and its various activities.

He pointed out that the Arab world is currently experiencing serious security problems, including terrorism, organized crime, cybercrime, illegal immigration and human trafficking, as well as the complexity and ramifications of criminal demonstrations aimed at Arab security. To develop means and mechanisms for the work to match the aspirations of the Arab peoples in order to meet the challenges facing the region, particularly with regard to the fight against terrorism, the formation of terrorist activities, the laundering of Money, border protection and the exchange of information and experiences.

The Secretary General of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, Mohammed bin Ali Koman, also thanked Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud and the Arab Ministers of the Interior for their constant support to the General Secretariat of the Council and at the common Arab security work.

He also thanked the Tunisian President for sponsoring the current meetings of the Council and for supporting the joint Arab action.

He pointed out that the current Council meetings were under way and that the Arab world was still grappling with various challenges that cast a dark shadow over the security and stability environment and prevented development and prosperity, including organized crime and human trafficking. resulting drug, illegal immigration and various smuggling operations.

He stressed that these challenges contributed to the penetration of certain regional powers that did not miss any opportunity to expose the Arab nation to risk and caused sectarian conflict and fragmentation among the population of a country.

The Minister of Interior, Honorary President of the Council of Arab Ministers of the Interior, presented a commemorative gift to the Tunisian President of the Republic of Tunisia, President Beji Kaid Sibsi.

Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud Bin Nayef was elected President of the 36th session of the Council by Minister of the Interior, Local Government and Urban Planning, Noureddine Badawi, President of the previous session of the Advice.

Then, the words of the Arab Interior Ministers went to the meeting, after which the in camera session was held.

The meeting was attended by the official delegation accompanying the Minister of the Interior and high security delegations, as well as representatives of the League of Arab States, the Arab Maghreb Union, the Council of Gulf Cooperation, Arab Red Cross and Red Crescent, Interpol, the International Civil Defense Organization United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, project to fight against terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa, Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and Arab Police Sports Federation.