Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef, the Interior Minister, received the Chief of Intelligence of the Syrian Arab Republic, Moufaq Douki Maawan, along with the Director of the Anti-Drug Department, Khaled Eid, in his office at the ministry headquarters. The meeting focused on various topics of mutual interest, particularly regarding cooperation between the two countries in combating drug trafficking and tracking down its dealers.
Also present at the meeting were Marwan Ali, the Director of the Criminal Investigations Department in the Syrian Arab Republic, and other senior officials. Prior to this meeting, the Chief of Intelligence and the Director of the Anti-Drug Department from Syria had visited the General Directorate of Public Security and the headquarters of the General Directorate for Drug Control in Riyadh to learn about the work mechanisms and security tasks carried out by the two directorates. They were briefed on the latest technologies used in these departments.
The discussion touched on the common interests in combating drug trafficking between Saudi Arabia and Syria. The visit aimed to strengthen cooperation in this critical area and to exchange expertise in fighting drug-related crimes. The officials from both countries engaged in fruitful discussions to enhance their joint efforts in the fight against drug trafficking and to track down drug dealers.
The meeting emphasized the importance of collaboration in sharing information, intelligence, and best practices to combat the increasing challenges posed by drug trafficking. The officials highlighted the need for continuous communication and coordination to effectively address this transnational issue and protect the youth and communities from the harmful effects of drugs.
In conclusion, the meeting between Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef and the Syrian delegation underscored the commitment of both countries to work together to combat drug trafficking and secure the region from the threats posed by drug-related crimes. The exchange of expertise and the discussions held during the visit serve as a step towards enhancing cooperation and coordination in the ongoing fight against drug trafficking.
