Arab Migration Cooperation Enters New Phase
Initiative to strengthen regional collaboration in migration and border management launched in Riyadh.
Amy E.
Pope, director-general of the International Organization for Migration, announced the launch of the second phase of the Arab Center for Technical Cooperation on Migration and Border Management in Riyadh on Monday.
The four-year initiative aims to enhance regional cooperation in these areas.
Pope emphasized that the second phase will expand training programs, improve research capabilities, and foster stronger partnerships with regional and international bodies.
She highlighted the successful cooperation since 2009 between the organization and Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, addressing key challenges in migration and border management.
Established at the university, the center serves as a regional platform for training and expertise.
The initiative includes joint events, research projects, and capacity-building programs to promote effective migration management practices.
The ceremony took place during the university's annual event, attended by Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif.
Founded in 1978, the university specializes in training Arab security personnel and conducting research in security-related fields.
It has trained thousands of Interior Ministry personnel across the Arab world since its establishment.
University President Abdulmajeed Al-Bunyan expressed pride in the institution's contributions and outlined plans to strengthen its global standing among security-focused institutions under its 2029 strategic plan.
The event featured a visual presentation on the university's progress, graduation results announcement, a student procession, and commemorative photos.
Pope, director-general of the International Organization for Migration, announced the launch of the second phase of the Arab Center for Technical Cooperation on Migration and Border Management in Riyadh on Monday.
The four-year initiative aims to enhance regional cooperation in these areas.
Pope emphasized that the second phase will expand training programs, improve research capabilities, and foster stronger partnerships with regional and international bodies.
She highlighted the successful cooperation since 2009 between the organization and Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, addressing key challenges in migration and border management.
Established at the university, the center serves as a regional platform for training and expertise.
The initiative includes joint events, research projects, and capacity-building programs to promote effective migration management practices.
The ceremony took place during the university's annual event, attended by Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif.
Founded in 1978, the university specializes in training Arab security personnel and conducting research in security-related fields.
It has trained thousands of Interior Ministry personnel across the Arab world since its establishment.
University President Abdulmajeed Al-Bunyan expressed pride in the institution's contributions and outlined plans to strengthen its global standing among security-focused institutions under its 2029 strategic plan.
The event featured a visual presentation on the university's progress, graduation results announcement, a student procession, and commemorative photos.
