The Minister for the Interior, Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak, has met the Western Regional Security Council (REGSEC) to review security concerns, ongoing interventions and emerging challenges in the region.
The meeting formed part of his working visit to the Western Region and followed a courtesy call on the Regional Minister, Joseph Nelson.
During the engagement, REGSEC members briefed the Interior Minister on the region’s security situation and measures being implemented to address security concerns.
Discussions also centred on strengthening coordination among security agencies and improving collaboration to address threats to peace and stability.
Muntaka reaffirmed the Ministry’s commitment to working with the Regional Minister, REGSEC and other stakeholders to maintain law and order.
The Minister is expected to use the visit to engage personnel from security agencies and other institutions under the Ministry on their operational challenges and efforts to improve service delivery.
He will also meet traditional authorities and religious leaders to discuss partnerships aimed at promoting peace, social cohesion and security.
Another key activity on his itinerary is a visit to the Elubo Border, where he is expected to assess security and border management operations and inspect ongoing projects.
The working visit is intended to strengthen engagement between the Ministry and regional authorities while assessing the operational needs and security challenges confronting the region.
