BORAMA, (Horn post) Somaliland’s Minister of Interior and Security, Abdale Mohamed Arab, on Saturday chaired a high-level security meeting in Awdal Region, as part of ongoing efforts to reinforce stability and coordination across regional institutions.
The meeting, held at the regional administrative headquarters in Borama, brought together top security officials, including commanders of police, military, and other security agencies operating in Awdal, alongside coordinators representing various government ministries.
Awdal Governor Abdirashid Hassan Mataan delivered a detailed briefing outlining the region’s overall security situation, administrative performance, and key challenges. He highlighted progress in maintaining peace and order, while also noting areas requiring continued attention, particularly in strengthening community engagement and service delivery.
In his remarks, the interior minister praised the strong working relationship among regional authorities, describing it as a critical factor in sustaining security and governance. He emphasized that effective inter-agency coordination remains essential to addressing emerging threats and ensuring public safety.
The minister also called for sustained vigilance, urging security agencies to enhance intelligence-sharing, improve operational efficiency, and remain proactive in preventing potential security risks. He stressed the importance of maintaining close cooperation between government institutions and local communities to preserve stability in the region.
Officials said the meeting forms part of a broader national strategy aimed at reinforcing decentralized security management, with regional administrations playing a central role in implementing government policies and responding to local dynamics.
The session concluded with renewed commitments from security leaders and regional officials to strengthen collaboration, accelerate priority initiatives, and uphold peace and stability across Awdal.
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Horn post staff
