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Yemen, Sudan sign MoU in field of security training, exchanging experiences

[14/10/2022 04:05]

KHARTOUM-SABA
Minister of Interior General Lieutenant Ibrahim Hidan and his Sudanese counterpart General Enan Hamed signed Friday here Memo of Understanding in field of security training and exchange experiences.

Hidan confirmed that his visit to Sudan has been crowned by signing the memo, which will help in tightening security and stability in Yemen, mainly in field of training and qualifying Yemeni police affiliates, praising continuous Sudanese support to Yemen in signing many treaties in field of training and fighting terrorism.

For his part, the Sudanese interior minister made it clear that signing the memo comes in the framework of improving relations between the two countries, especially the memo includes cooperation in combating cross-border organized crime, in addition to cooperation in fighting drugs and terrorism.

The memo aims at realizing support to Arab and reginal security, said Sudani Interior Minister Hamed.