National Guard Discusses with Finnish Delegation Strengthening Military and Security Cooperation and Knowledge Exchange
The National Guard received a Finnish delegation to discuss enhancing cooperation and exchanging expertise in military, security, and defense fields.
Translated by Qiyas from السياسة — Original source
- He toured the Sheikh Salem Al-Ali Center for Chemical Defense and Radiological Monitoring
The Assistant for Financial Affairs and Resource Management in the National Guard, Major General Riyad Tawari, and the Commander of Military and Security Affairs, Brigadier General Abdullah Abdullah, received a delegation from the Republic of Finland, including Jarno Siriala, Undersecretary of the Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs for International Trade, and Juha Mustonen, the Finnish Ambassador to Qatar, as part of efforts to enhance cooperation and exchange expertise.
The National Guard stated in a press release on Monday that Major General Tawari welcomed the delegation and conveyed greetings from the National Guard leadership, emphasizing the importance of exchanging visits and expertise, and strengthening cooperation and coordination between sister and friendly countries in military and security fields, leveraging specialized experiences, and enhancing readiness levels and technical capabilities to support the defense and security system.
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He added that during the visit, the Finnish delegation toured the Sheikh Salem Al-Ali Center for Chemical Defense and Radiological Monitoring at the National Guard, where they inspected the center’s facilities and capabilities and received a briefing on its role in monitoring and tracking radiation levels and hazardous materials through various monitoring stations.
He clarified that the delegation also reviewed the center’s key tasks related to prevention and protection against chemical, biological, and radiological risks, as well as detection, monitoring, and response methods for emergency cases, and the procedures followed to ensure rapid response and heightened readiness.
