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PM chairs meeting focused on counter-terrorism plans

[27/11/2017 05:27]

ADEN-SABA

Prime Minister Dr Ahmed Obeid Bin-Dagher chaired a meeting Monday, in the interim capital Aden, included high-rank security and military commanders and officials.

The meeting devoted to discuss security situations and efforts have been exerted to boost security and stability in the government held provinces.

The meeting elaborately discussed action-plans are being carried out to counter terrorism.

The prime minister urged authorities and officials in charge to act jointly and keep on vigilant so as the spoil any terrorist operation.

Dr Bin-Dagher lauded the significant progress has been realized in re-establishing security and stability, underlining the need for more efforts and work need to be done by security apparatuses. "Our security services must be capable enough to launch prpreemptive operations against the terrorist groups", said the prime minister.