City of Sayyun held an expanded security meeting headed by the Director General of Security and Police in Hadramout Governorate, the valley and desert, Brigadier General Abdullah Salmin bin Hobeish, in the presence of the directors of security and police units to discuss the current security conditions and review the efforts of the security services during the last period and develop a plan for the next stage.

In his speech during the meeting, Brigadier General Bin Hobeish expressed his great appreciation for the great efforts made by the various security units, which contributed significantly to achieving security stability and reducing crime rates, noting that the year 2024 AD witnessed a noticeable increase in the number of seized cases compared to previous years, along with a significant decrease in the crime rate, appreciating the efforts made in uncovering unknown murder cases And the successes that were achieved in controlling the perpetrators.

Bin Hobeish stressed the importance of raising the security readiness and high vigor to confront any possible security challenges and address any attempts that violate security and stability, stressing the need for continuous field presence and following up the implementation of security plans on the ground, noting that security success is achieved only through discipline and work in the spirit of one team.

Brigadier General Bin Hobeish directed to raise all criminal reports to leadership and control, and to follow up their procedures first -hand, in addition to the speedy referral of cases to the Public Prosecution, stressing the commitment to official working hours and discipline in work and dealing with citizens ’issues with responsibility and seriousness and will be held accountable for those who prove the issue of blackmailing citizens.

During the meeting, Brigadier General Bin Hobeish listened to the interventions of the security units managers, who reviewed detailed reports on the progress of work, the efforts made in the various directorates, and the difficulties they face, stressing their full commitment to implementing the directives and continuing work to enhance security and stability.