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Asker, Criminon International discuss cooperation

[18/02/2019 03:51]

KUALA LAMPUR-SABA

Minister of Human Rights Dr Mohammed Asker held talks on Monday here with Regional Director for Middle East and North Africa in the Criminon International Organization Taghreed Jaber.

The discussions focused on aspects of cooperation in the areas of training for security services and law enforcement personnel.

The two sides agreed on carrying out training partnership programs to improve the capacities of security and judiciary apparatuses.

It is important to note that Asker, Under-Secretary of Ministry of Interior Dr Ahmed Al-Mosawi and Head of Aden Court of Appeal Judge Faheem al-Hadrami attended the training course on rehabilitating prisons and law enforcement officers in the government-held regions.

The training course organized by Criminon International in Kuala Lapur on 17-18 of February 2019.