Representative in the Presidential Council, Musa Al-Koni, held a meeting with the head of the Presidential Guard, Mashallah Al-Tair, and his deputy, Colonel Ramzi Al-Qammoudi, about the problems and difficulties that hinder the work of the device, especially the financial releases of a number of its members. They reviewed before him the organizational structure of the device, and a number of projects to be implemented in line with With the tasks assigned to him.
During the meeting, the representative stressed “the importance of the Presidential Guard, and working to overcome the difficulties it faces in coordination with the relevant authorities, so that it can carry out the tasks assigned to it in securing and protecting dignitaries, presidential and sovereign headquarters, public institutions and vital targets.”
He also stressed “the necessity of the agency continuing to support its members and qualify them well, at home and abroad, in vital specializations so that they contribute to achieving security and stability.”
The authorities used a helicopter to retrieve the body of the 49-year-old player from the site of the accident, according to media outlets.
Social media accounts circulated a video clip showing the player standing on top of the mountain accompanied by a number of people, as he prepared to perform the jump and checked the jumping equipment and clothes before jogging a few steps towards the edge to jump.
The clip did not immediately show the player’s fate, but the people on the mountain did not appear shocked or disturbed, which indicates that they initially believed that everything was going normally.
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Interviewer (Time.news Editor): Good day, everyone. Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Layla Al-Mahdi, a renowned expert on governance and security in Libya. We’re diving into a recent meeting attended by Musa Al-Koni, a representative in the Presidential Council, along with key figures from the Presidential Guard. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Al-Mahdi!
Dr. Layla Al-Mahdi: Thank you for having me. It’s great to be here!
Editor: Let’s jump right in. The meeting between Al-Koni and the leaders of the Presidential Guard discussed several challenges. Can you shed some light on the significance of the Presidential Guard in Libya’s current political landscape?
Dr. Al-Mahdi: Absolutely. The Presidential Guard plays a critical role in ensuring the stability and security of governance in Libya. With the ongoing political turmoil, having a robust and effective security apparatus is vital for the legitimacy of the government and the protection of its institutions. It helps foster a sense of security among the citizens, which is paramount in a post-conflict society.
Editor: That’s an important perspective. The article mentioned issues regarding financial releases affecting the Guard’s operations. How do you perceive the impact of these financial constraints on their effectiveness?
Dr. Al-Mahdi: Financial constraints can severely limit any organization, especially a security force. For the Presidential Guard, insufficient funding could mean inadequate resources, lack of proper training, and an inability to implement security protocols effectively. If they can’t pay their personnel on time or equip them properly, morale plummets, and this can lead to a greater risk of dysfunction or even corruption within the ranks.
Editor: Let’s talk about the organizational structure discussed in the meeting. Why is it crucial for the Presidential Guard to have a clear organizational framework?
Dr. Al-Mahdi: A clear organizational structure is essential for any security entity as it defines roles, responsibilities, and reporting lines. In the context of the Presidential Guard, having a well-delineated structure allows for better coordination and efficiency in executing their security tasks. It minimizes overlaps and gaps in responsibility, which are often exploited in chaotic situations. Moreover, it instills a sense of professionalism within the ranks.
Editor: The meeting also reviewed several projects aimed at improving the Guard’s functionality. What kind of projects do you think would be most beneficial under the current circumstances?
Dr. Al-Mahdi: Projects that focus on capacity building, training, and resource management would be critical. Specifically, establishing community outreach programs could help bridge the gap between the Guard and the public, fostering trust. Furthermore, investment in technology and logistics—like intelligence-sharing systems—could greatly enhance their operational efficiency. These initiatives need to align with the broader national security strategy to ensure they are impactful.
Editor: Musa Al-Koni emphasized the importance of overcoming these challenges in coordination with relevant authorities. How vital is inter-agency cooperation for the success of the Presidential Guard?
Dr. Al-Mahdi: Inter-agency cooperation is paramount. Security issues are rarely isolated; they are interconnected with politics, social dynamics, and even economic factors. Through collaboration with other governmental and non-governmental entities, the Presidential Guard can gain access to vital information, resources, and support that can enhance their capability to fulfill their mandate effectively. It’s about creating a unified front against any potential threats to stability.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Al-Mahdi, for sharing your insights today. Your expertise adds tremendous value to the conversation about the future of Libya’s security.
Dr. Al-Mahdi: Thank you for having me. I hope the discussions will spur action towards better security and stability in Libya.
Editor: And to our viewers, thank you for joining us. Stay tuned for more in-depth interviews and analyses on pressing issues shaping our world.