[13/06/2024 03:35]
MOKHA - SABA
Member of the Presidential Leadership Council Tariq Saleh discussed with the chief of the Coast Guard Service, Major General Khaled Al-Qamali, efforts aimed at strengthening maritime security.
The meeting touched on mechanisms for strengthening the capabilities of the Yemeni Coast Guard, including raising its operational readiness and improving the skills of its members, with the aim of ensuring the security and safety of Yemeni territorial waters, islands, coasts and liberated ports.
The discussions covered plans to develop the capabilities of the Coast Guard, including advanced training programs and modern equipment, to enable it to perform its tasks with high efficiency in several areas, including combating human trafficking operations and the smuggling of weapons and drugs through maritime routes.
Tariq Saleh stressed the importance of the role played by the Coast Guard forces in protecting the Yemeni maritime ports and enhancing the country’s national security, stressing the need for concerted efforts among the various relevant parties to ensure the success of this mission.
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