Benghazi’s security director, Major General Salah Huwaidi, announced today the launch of foot patrol units in the city, aimed at enhancing the presence of security forces in key areas and enforcing public order.
According to a statement from the Benghazi Major Security Directorate, General Huwaidi, during a security review attended by several officers and heads of security centers, stated that this initiative is part of a comprehensive strategy to bolster community security and assist traffic officers in managing movement.
He praised the logistical support provided by the General Command of the Armed Forces, which has helped enhance the directorate’s capabilities by supplying modern equipment and vehicles.
General Huwaidi expressed gratitude towards the Prime Minister and the Minister of Interior for their continuous support to the security apparatus, emphasizing the importance of coordination among various governmental bodies to ensure the highest levels of security and stability in the city.
The Director of Benghazi Major Security Directorate affirmed the commitment to implementing integrated security plans designed to protect citizens and both public and private properties.
He also highlighted the effective role of the foot patrols in boosting the sense of safety and supporting social and economic development in Benghazi.Benghazi’s security director, Major General Salah Huwaidi, announced the launch of foot patrol units in the city, aimed at enhancing the presence of security forces in key areas and enforcing public order.
According to a statement from the Benghazi Major Security Directorate, General Huwaidi, during a security review attended by several officers and heads of security centers, stated that this initiative is part of a comprehensive strategy to bolster community security and assist traffic officers in managing movement.
He praised the logistical support provided by the General Command of the Armed Forces, which has helped enhance the directorate’s capabilities by supplying modern equipment and vehicles.
General Huwaidi expressed gratitude towards the Prime Minister and the Minister of Interior for their continuous support to the security apparatus, emphasizing the importance of coordination among various governmental bodies to ensure the highest levels of security and stability in the city.
The Director of Benghazi Major Security Directorate affirmed the commitment to implementing integrated security plans designed to protect citizens and both public and private properties.
He also highlighted the effective role of the foot patrols in boosting the sense of safety and supporting social and economic development in Benghazi.
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