Hadramout Approves Tighter Control at Crossings and Regulating Foreigner Entry
On Monday, Salem Ahmed Al-Khanbashi, a member of the Presidential Leadership Council and Governor of Hadramout, held a meeting that approved the development of work and control mechanisms at land, sea, and air crossings, and the strengthening of regulatory procedures for the entry of foreigners and various nationalities into the governorate.
The local authority in Hadramout stated in a communiqué that the meeting included representatives of relevant bodies, offices, and security and military agencies. It reviewed mechanisms for regulating entry through the crossings, ways to enhance coordination among concerned parties, verification of arrivals' data and official documents, and regulating the status of foreign labor to ensure compliance with legal procedures.
Al-Khanbashi emphasized the importance of modernizing the work system at the crossings, increasing coordination between security agencies and competent authorities, and unifying procedures and data. This aims to ensure the swift processing of arrivals' transactions while maintaining a high level of security control and discipline.
He stressed the need to develop the infrastructure of the crossings and supply them with modern equipment, devices, and technologies, including inspection and screening tools and electronic verification systems. He also highlighted the importance of increasing staff readiness, training them, activating field supervision, and enhancing information exchange between related entities.
He pointed out that regulating the movement of arrivals and tightening control over the crossings are essential parts of the security and stability system. He emphasized the importance of striking a balance between facilitating legal entry procedures for arrivals and taking necessary measures to protect the governorate and ensure the security and safety of its citizens.
المصدر: Al-Mahriah Net + Open sources
