The Assistant Inspector General of Police and Customs of Oman, Brigadier General Abdullah Ali Al-Harthy, today welcomed Colonel Mosaad Ahmed Al-Shamrakh from the Ministry of Defense of Kuwait and his accompanying delegation who have traveled to the Sultanate of Oman. This meeting aimed to strengthen bilateral cooperation and exchange experiences in crisis management and preparedness for emergency situations.
Examination of the National Crisis Management Center
During this visit, the Kuwaiti delegation toured the National Crisis Management Center and became familiar with the working mechanisms of this center and the various roles of sectors in crisis management. The Kuwaiti delegation was also briefed on advanced preparations to combat climate changes.
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Past Experiences in Emergency Situations
This delegation also reviewed the center's experiences in dealing with exceptional weather conditions in recent years. These experiences can serve as a successful model in crisis management and can help create an effective cooperation network in crisis management for the countries in the region.
Brigadier General Al-Harthy emphasized during this meeting that regional cooperation in crisis management and preparedness to face climate challenges is of great importance. He also stressed the necessity of exchanging experiences and best practices among Gulf countries.
This meeting reflects the determination of the two countries to strengthen their relations in various fields, including security and crisis management. The Kuwaiti delegation also examined other sectors related to crisis management and engaged in discussions with the relevant officials.
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