Governor of Khartoum: The State is Moving to Complete Neighborhood Security with the Community Police Project

The Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza, affirmed that the state is moving towards completing the security framework for residential neighborhoods by activating the Community Police Project following the issuance of regulations governing its operations. He announced that a decision would be made in the next two days to form community committees at the locality and neighborhood levels.

This came during a broad meeting held today, which included the Secretary-General of the Khartoum State Government, Hadi Abdel-Sayed, the Director of Khartoum State Police, Police Major General Amir Abdel-Munim, the Secretary-General of the Local Governance Council, Ehab Hashem Ismail, the Executive Director of Karari Locality, Ahmed Al-Mustafa Ali, the state's legal advisor, Judge Mohamed Al-Sir, and the Community Police Department.

Governor of Khartoum: The State is Moving to Complete Neighborhood Security with the Community Police Project

The governor emphasized the need to apply standards in selecting committee members, avoiding partisan and political affiliations, and choosing individuals who are accepted by the community and have the necessary abilities to carry out their assigned tasks.

The governor also mentioned that the project's launch will include the activation and completion of community police centers within neighborhoods. This effort is part of a series of steps taken by the state under its security plan during the ongoing war, which involves identifying security threats, negative behaviors, suspicious activities, and crimes.

The state has previously issued several emergency orders to enhance security, including joint patrols, security cells, and fixed checkpoints.