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Arab interior ministers commend Saudi government’s support for NAUSS

Arab interior ministers commend Saudi government’s support for NAUSS

The Arab Interior Ministers, at the conclusion of the 39th session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers in Tunis, praised the constructive support for the Naif Arab University for Security Sciences (NAUSS) from Saudi Arabia under the wise leadership of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and the Crown Prince.
The session was held under the patronage of Tunisian President Kais Saied. The Arab ministers expressed their gratitude to Minsiter of Interior Prince Abdulaziz Bin Saud Bin Naif, who is the honorary president of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers, and the president of the Supreme Council of Naif Arab University, for sponsoring NAUSS' various activities.

The Arab ministers of the interior adopted the report on the work of NAUSS between the two sessions of the Council 38 and 39, which reviewed the important achievements made by the university in terms of developing scientific and training competencies for workers in the Arab security services.

The ministers expressed their thanks to the President of NAUSS, Dr. Abdulmajeed Bin Abdullah Al-Bunyan, and its staff for their efforts in implementing the university’s activities and programs.Dr. Al-Bunyan thanked the wise leadership for the unlimited support and great and continuous care for NAUSS, its activities and its work, appreciating at the same time the support and care that the university finds from the Arab ministers of interior and all Arab security services and their employees.

This support has enabled it to provide its services to the widest possible segment, stressing the continuation of working with the Arab ministries of interior to achieve the desired goals in a manner that serves and enhances joint Arab action.

He expressed his thanks to Prince Abdulaziz, president of the Supreme Council of NAUSS, for his support, care and continuous follow-up to all the university's work.
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