During this visit, which comes at the official invitation of the Turkish authorities, the Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance met the Turkish Deputy Minister of the Interior, Munir Karaloglu, as well as the Director General of Intelligence, Selami Yildiz, indicates a press release from the Pole of the General Directorate of National Security and the General Directorate of Territorial Surveillance.
These talks were an opportunity to review the various security issues of common interest, the levels of cooperation existing between the two countries in the security field, as well as the means of promoting this cooperation with the aim of guaranteeing the security and stability and neutralize common security threats and challenges.
According to the press release, these bilateral meetings were marked by the convergence of views and the common desire to consolidate the security cooperation mechanisms between the two countries and to share expertise and experiences in the different security specialties, at the height of the distinguished relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Republic of Türkiye.
These bilateral security talks were held on the occasion of the visit of the Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance to the International Exhibition of Internal Security Equipment (IGEF24) hosted by Ankara from 19 to September 21 and which constitutes a global platform to present the latest technological developments and inventions in the field of security and defense at a global level.
The Director General of National Security and Territorial Surveillance was informed during his visit to the various pavilions of this exhibition about innovative equipment in the field of internal security and technologies for security and police services on a scale which are likely to improve the security system in terms of effectiveness and efficiency in the fight against emerging terrorist threats.
This visit demonstrates the growing interest in the promotion and development of international security cooperation mechanisms as well as the strengthening of bilateral and multilateral partnerships in the police field as an effective tool for dealing with the international and regional ramifications of risks. terrorists and the threats of transnational organized crime.