PSD Chief Engages with Turkish and Omani Ambassadors to Boost Security Collaboration

Baku:Public Security Directorate (PSD) Director Maj. Gen. Obaidallah Al-Maaytah held separate meetings with Turkish Ambassador to Jordan Hakan Karaçay and Omani Ambassador Sheikh Sheikh Fahd Al Ojaili to explore ways to enhance security and police cooperation, expand bilateral partnerships, and promote the exchange of expertise.

According to Jordan News Agency, the discussions aimed at strengthening institutional capabilities and enhancing coordination to address evolving security challenges.

During the meeting with the Turkish ambassador and his delegation, Al-Maaytah emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in police training, professional development, and the exchange of expertise and practical experience. He also pointed to the role of modern technologies in improving security operations, enhancing efficiency, and strengthening the ability to tackle security challenges and combat crime. The Turkish ambassador commended Jordan's efforts to maintain regional stability and praised the PSD's advanced capabilities and the professionalism of its personnel.

In the meeting with the Omani ambassador and his delegation, Al-Maaytah highlighted the strong fraternal ties between Jordan and Oman, stressing the significance of further developing security and police cooperation between the two nations. He underscored the need to expand the exchange of specialized expertise, particularly in training, professional development, and combating crime, to enhance institutional readiness and improve security performance. The Omani ambassador praised the PSD's advanced capabilities and the specialized expertise of its personnel, emphasizing the importance of continued coordination and broader security partnerships to enhance bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest.