Imad Mustafa al-Trabelsi, the Acting Minister of Interior, has affirmed that the ministry is operating under a vision that prioritizes community partnership as a fundamental pillar of security work. He emphasized that direct engagement with municipal mayors and social leaders is essential for overcoming obstacles and ensuring a rapid response to citizens’ needs, thereby enhancing security and stability across various regions.
These remarks were made during a meeting held on the sidelines of a Ramadan Iftar banquet, where the minister met with tribal leaders representing a wide range of cities and social components, including: Al-Rayayna, Al-Qadirat, Al-Maqarha, Al-Ruhaibat, Al-Rajban, Al-Siaan, Al-Haraba, Shakshouk, Al-Ghanaima, Al-Sabaa, Qasr al-Hajj, Awlad Shibl, Al-Asabaa, Al-Hawamid, Al-Qawalish, Qantrar, Daraj, Awlad Talib, Awal, Awlad Youssef, Al-Arban, Awlad Abrik, Al-Jaafara, Al-Awata, Al-Rabaya, and Al-Zarqan.
The meeting addressed several key issues, primarily the enhancement of security stability and support for national reconciliation efforts. Discussions also focused on intensifying coordination between the Ministry of Interior, municipalities, and social structures to resolve local challenges, ensuring the rule of law and the reinforcement of state authority.
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The minister listened to feedback regarding various security and service-related issues in the participants’ respective areas. There was a collective emphasis on the importance of unifying efforts and promoting a spirit of integration between security agencies and municipal councils. The gathering concluded by highlighting that such cooperation is vital for serving the public interest and strengthening the trust between citizens and the security institution.
