Interior Minister emphasizes developing intelligence training

Interior Minister Yasser Al-Maliki stressed on Monday the necessity of advancing the level of intelligence training. The Interior Minister conducted a field visit to the Federal Intelligence and Investigation Agency, during which he reviewed the prominent achievements and listened to a briefing on the nature of the agency's work and the main challenges and threats it faces. The Minister emphasized the need to raise the level of intelligence training to keep pace with rapid technological development, directing the preparation of a specialized study to review the latest global curricula and experiences in intelligence training, and utilizing them to develop the professional and technical capabilities of the agency's personnel. He pointed out that the current working phase represents a heading toward a new era of development and modernization based on raising efficiency, enhancing intelligence capabilities, and keeping pace with modern security operation methods, confirming the importance of addressing shortages and completing deficits across the agency's joints to achieve operational integration and strengthen coordination among its formations to raise readiness and execute tasks efficiently.