Islamic Military Counterterrorism Coalition and Spanish Ministry of Defense Discuss Cooperation against Terrorism
On Tuesday, Maj. Gen. Abdullah Al-Qurashi, the assistant military commander for the Islamic Military Counterterrorism Coalition (IMCC), welcomed Gen. Paulino Garcia Diego and his delegation from the Spanish Ministry of Defense at the IMCC headquarters in Riyadh.
The purpose of the visit was to explore areas of mutual interest and strengthen cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, the discussions focused on the IMCC's mission to coordinate international counterterrorism efforts and its role in monitoring and analyzing extremist groups worldwide.
The Spanish delegation was briefed on the coalition's initiatives and strategies in this regard.
The meeting provided an opportunity for both parties to exchange views on the current state of global terrorism and the challenges posed by extremist groups.
They also explored potential avenues for collaboration and information-sharing to enhance their collective efforts in combating terrorism.
The IMCC is an alliance of 41 Muslim countries aimed at addressing the threat of terrorism and extremism through military means.
The coalition's primary focus is on intelligence gathering, military training, and joint operations against terrorist organizations.
The visit by the Spanish delegation underscores the importance of international cooperation in the fight against terrorism and the ongoing efforts by various countries to strengthen their partnerships in this regard.
The discussions between the IMCC and the Spanish Ministry of Defense are expected to lead to concrete outcomes that will contribute to the global efforts to counter terrorism and extremism.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, the discussions focused on the IMCC's mission to coordinate international counterterrorism efforts and its role in monitoring and analyzing extremist groups worldwide.
The Spanish delegation was briefed on the coalition's initiatives and strategies in this regard.
The meeting provided an opportunity for both parties to exchange views on the current state of global terrorism and the challenges posed by extremist groups.
They also explored potential avenues for collaboration and information-sharing to enhance their collective efforts in combating terrorism.
The IMCC is an alliance of 41 Muslim countries aimed at addressing the threat of terrorism and extremism through military means.
The coalition's primary focus is on intelligence gathering, military training, and joint operations against terrorist organizations.
The visit by the Spanish delegation underscores the importance of international cooperation in the fight against terrorism and the ongoing efforts by various countries to strengthen their partnerships in this regard.
The discussions between the IMCC and the Spanish Ministry of Defense are expected to lead to concrete outcomes that will contribute to the global efforts to counter terrorism and extremism.
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