This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Saeed al -Arthi -Madrid
The Spanish Minister of the Interior Fernando Grande Marlaska, and his Moroccan counterpart, Abdel -Wafi Laftit, held a meeting on Monday in Madrid to improve security cooperation in preparation for the reception of the 2030 World Cup, which will be organized by Spain, Morocco and Portugal.
During the meeting, Marlaska stressed that the teams of the two countries have already started to exchange experiences and working methodologies to ensure effective security administration for this major international championship.
He stressed that security coordination is an essential element to ensure the success of the event at all levels.
On the agenda of the meeting, the two delegations attended a presentation of the Spanish national police from the security department during the main sporting events, citing the match which brought together Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid on Saturday at the stadium Santiago Bernabeu as a model for insurance procedures.
During the program, the citizen security commissioner, Juan Carlos Castro, provided a detailed explanation on the security plan implemented during the match, which included an inspection of the areas surrounding the stadium, watching the Fans gathering points, secure, securing the entries of fans and teams, as well as monitoring stands and ensuring security control
The police team responsible for security operations, in cooperation with the units of the police and the National Sports Office, also examined the operating mechanism of the organizational control room of the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, which coordinates the Safety inside and outside the stadium using advanced technologies such as drones, with the support of firefighters, the Red Cross and the emergency of services.
The two ministers stressed that security cooperation in the field of sport strengthens the excellent police partnership that already exists between Spain and Morocco.
Marlaska explained that this cooperation “is an extension of relations of mutual trust between the two countries, which includes the fight against terrorism, violent extremism and organized crime”.
The two ministers also agreed to organize a new course for the Spanish-Moroccan permanent group for immigration dialogue in the near future, which reflects the commitment of the two countries to extend the areas of security and cooperation administrative in preparation for this global sporting event.
As the 2030 World Cup approaches, Spain and Morocco continue to work together to ensure a safe and stable environment for the tournament, which reflects their joint commitment to the success of this historic event at all levels, Whether in terms of infrastructure, security management or joint cooperation between their security services.
