Sana'a: A security meeting in Al-Dhale' province discussed on Thursday security-related matters, primarily the arrangements and procedures for reopening the Sana'a-Aden road and regulating traffic movement in the province.
According to Yemen News Agency, the province's Security Director, Brigadier General Hussein Al-Hamzi, emphasized the need for security personnel to uphold their responsibilities by demonstrating exemplary conduct and professionalism, reflecting a positive image of the security forces, particularly at checkpoints. He stressed the importance of selecting qualified and highly competent security personnel, especially for the new checkpoints to be established along the Sana'a-Al-Dhale'-Aden route.
Additionally, Brigadier General Al-Hamzi highlighted the significance of reinforcing cultural and spiritual values among security personnel, as these play a vital role in moral integrity and divine accountability in both practical and faith-based aspects of their duties. He also underscored the necessity of cooperation and teamwork to ensure the success of security operations in the province.
The discussion included the need for a comprehensive plan to regulate traffic flow, enhance traffic management, and promote public safety concepts to ensure a secure and advanced traffic environment.
The meeting was attended by notable figures including Director of Anti-Smuggling Operations, Lutfi Allah Nahish; Head of the Joint Chamber in the Governorate, Zakaria Al-Mahdi; Deputy Security Director of the Governorate, Colonel Abdu Amiruddin Al-Houthi; Emergency Forces Commander, Colonel Mohammed Al-Lahji; Directors of Criminal Investigation, Colonel Ahmed Al-Sha'oubi, and Traffic, Colonel Abdulaziz Al-Qudaimi; Security Director of Damt District, Colonel Hashim Al-Sharif; and Commander of the Anti-Smuggling Unit in the Governorate, Lieutenant Colonel Marwan Al-Samati.