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Interior Minister Yasser Sakhil Al-Maliki revealed a comprehensive vision aimed at developing the internal security system in the country during his chairmanship of the third meeting of the Development and Support Fund for Internal Security Forces for 2026. The meeting discussed a set of strategic projects focused on developing the ministry’s infrastructure and improving the level of security and administrative services provided to citizens. Plans included establishing several modern police centers in the capital and various provinces to enhance security stability and bring security services closer to the public. The meeting also covered the rehabilitation and modernization of buildings and facilities affiliated with various ministry departments nationwide, alongside reviewing the General Traffic Directorate’s projects aimed at improving traffic systems and organizing movement to reduce congestion. Additionally, mechanisms for creating dedicated centers for issuing national ID cards were discussed to facilitate procedures and ease the burden on citizens. The minister emphasized the importance of integrating these projects into a comprehensive strategy to advance the performance of all ministry sectors. He directed the formation of specialized committees to monitor the field implementation progress, ensuring projects are completed according to quality standards and scheduled timelines, reflecting the ministry’s commitment to enhancing the internal security system and delivering excellent services to society.
