Coast Guard: Enhancing Arab Cooperation in Border Security

Bourbeib, in a statement to KUNA while participating in the 18th Arab Conference of Heads of Border, Airport, and Port Security Agencies, held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Arab Ministers of Inter
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
Bourbeib, in a statement to KUNA while participating in the 18th Arab Conference of Heads of Border, Airport, and Port Security Agencies, held at the headquarters of the General Secretariat of the Arab Ministers of Interior Council in Tunisia, emphasized the importance of enhancing coordination among Arab border security agencies to address emerging challenges, particularly waves of irregular migration, human smuggling, human trafficking, and drug trafficking.
He considered that enhancing the use of technology at Arab airports and border crossings, along with the exchange of information, contributes effectively to combating crimes that threaten border security, expressing the Kuwaiti Ministry of Interior’s commitment to strengthening joint Arab efforts to serve security in our Arab region.