Morocco's National Security Directorate (DGSN) has announced 12 new appointments to senior positions within its decentralized services in several cities. The appointments, approved by DGSN Director General Abdellatif Hammouchi, cover police services in Oujda, Kenitra, Fez, Imouzzer Kandar, Tetouan, Tangier, Ait Melloul, Inezgane, Ouarzazate, Jorf El Melha, and Mechra Bel Ksiri. These changes aim to bring new personnel into positions of responsibility and make use of young and experienced police officers.
The appointments include four new heads of security districts and police stations in Ait Melloul, Inezgane, Mechra Bel Ksiri, and Jorf El Melha. Additionally, new heads have been appointed for the provincial police social services in Ouarzazate and Tetouan. These appointments are part of an ongoing internal process focused on improving the performance of the police workforce by allowing officers to rotate through positions of responsibility.
The DGSN has also appointed new officials to lead specialized and decentralized police services. A new head has been appointed for the special police station at Saniat R'mel Airport in Tetouan, and another official will lead the land border crossing in Oujda. Furthermore, a new head has been appointed for the canine police unit at Tangier City Port.
Three uniformed police officers have received appointments to senior positions in Fez, Imouzzer Kandar, and Kenitra. These appointments support the implementation of the DGSN's work plans related to public security and the protection of citizens and their property. The new officials will take responsibility for police services in their respective areas.
The appointments aim to improve the performance of the police workforce by assigning field management roles to officers with the required training and qualifications. This move is expected to enhance the overall effectiveness of police services in the designated areas. The DGSN's efforts focus on ensuring public security and protecting citizens and their property.
The DGSN's internal process prioritizes bringing new personnel into positions of responsibility and making use of young and experienced police officers. This approach enables the police force to maintain a high level of performance and adapt to changing security needs. The appointments reflect the DGSN's commitment to ongoing improvement and development.
The new appointments will enable the DGSN to continue implementing its work plans and strategies for public security. The directorate's efforts are focused on ensuring the safety and security of citizens and their property. Key areas of focus include local security districts, police stations, border facilities, and specialized units.
Key points
- The DGSN has announced 12 new appointments to senior positions within its decentralized services in several cities.
- The appointments aim to improve the performance of the police workforce and enhance public security.
- The new officials will take responsibility for police services in their respective areas, including local security districts, police stations, border facilities, and specialized units.
