Coordination Meeting of Kabul Police with Women and Journalists within the Framework of the Security Covenant

Security meeting led by Kabul Police Command with participation of women, civil society activists and Journalists, held under the framework of the Security Pact, Kabul, Afghanistan.

Kabul – The Kabul Police Command, in line with the implementation of the “Security Covenant,” held a meeting with the participation of women, civil society activists, and journalists.

The program, held at the press office of the Kabul Police Command, was attended by Jumagul Hemat, Kabul Police Commander, the Head of Criminal Investigation, and a number of women and journalists. At the beginning, women and civil activists shared their views and proposals for effective cooperation with the police to ensure better security for citizens.

Security meeting led by Kabul Police Command, Kabul, Afghanistan.

Brigadier General Jumagul Hemat, in his remarks, emphasized the efforts of the Kabul Police to combat crime, fully implement the Security Covenant, and ensure the safety of citizens. He called on citizens to cooperate with the police in enforcing the law and preventing crimes, adding that security forces will make no concessions in protecting national values.

Also, Arian Faizi, Head of Criminal Investigation of Kabul, described the role of women in supporting the Security Covenant and combating crime as valuable, and expressed appreciation for their presence and cooperation.