National Guard Commander Advances International Security Cooperation at FIEP Summit
Major General Staff Saleh Mohammed bin Mejren Al Ameri convenes strategic bilateral discussions with international military and gendarmerie leaders in Buenos Aires, reinforcing the UAE's commitment to global security partnerships.
In a significant demonstration of the United Arab Emirates’ commitment to international security cooperation, Major General Staff Saleh Mohammed bin Mejren Al Ameri, Commander of the National Guard, engaged in substantive bilateral meetings with senior commanders from allied nations during the International Association of Gendarmeries and Police Forces with Military Status (FIEP) summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The distinguished gathering encompassed conversations with Major General Metin Düz, Head of Public Order at the Turkish Gendarmerie General Command; Claudio Miguel Brilloni, National Director of the Argentine National Gendarmerie; Brigadier General Dumitru Scurtu, Commander General of the General Inspectorate of Carabinieri of the Republic of Moldova; Major General Abderrahmane Lotfi, Deputy Commander of the Royal Moroccan Gendarmerie; and Lieutenant General Salvatore Luongo, Commander General of the Italian Carabinieri.
The discussions centred upon augmenting cooperation across multiple dimensions, encompassing security operations, advanced training methodologies, and the exchange of professional expertise. The conversations reflected a shared commitment amongst the participating nations to refine institutional capabilities and strengthen collective readiness in addressing the multifaceted security challenges of the contemporary global landscape.
Major General Staff Al Ameri emphasised that the reinforcement of partnerships with international security institutions represents a cornerstone of the UAE leadership’s vision for consolidated security and stability. He underscored that the National Guard’s accession to FIEP as a full member constitutes a strategic achievement of considerable importance, furnishing expansive opportunities for knowledge exchange and the development of operational capabilities with peer organisations worldwide.
The Commander articulated the National Guard’s steadfast commitment to cultivating enduring international partnerships founded upon shared interests and reciprocal professional development. Such collaborations, he emphasised, contribute meaningfully to the evolution of security systems and the strengthening of collective capacity to navigate contemporary challenges with enhanced efficiency and effectiveness.
Source: WAM