"Aman" Inspects Crisis Management System in the United Kingdom
Visit by the National Center for Crisis Management team to Britain to study coordination mechanisms and capacity building.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
A team tasked with establishing the National Center for Emergency, Crisis, and Disaster Management at the national level (Aman) visited the briefing rooms of the British Cabinet Office to study the crisis and emergency management system in the United Kingdom, as well as coordination mechanisms among government entities and decision-support processes during crises and major incidents. In a press statement, the team said the visit featured extensive discussions and exchanges of inquiries regarding operational mechanisms, coordination, and crisis response, with the British side providing an overview of key procedures, best practices, experiences, and lessons learned in this field. The team further noted that it examined the role of the British Resilience Academy in building national capacities and developing the skills of leaders and personnel in resilience, emergency, and crisis management through training, qualification programs, and specialized exercises.
