Arab police leaders concludes deliberations in Tunisia
Regional, Politics, 10/21/1999

The 23rd conference of the Arab policemen and security leaders on Tuesday concluded their deliberations held in Tunisia by reaching several recommendations aimed at strengthening the march of joint Arab security and enhancing stability.

A statement issued on Wednesday morning by the general secretariat of the council of the Arab ministers of the interior which lasted for two days recommended the adoption of a strategic Arab security blueprint in its own developed formula.

This blueprint includes a group of programs and objectives seeking to immunize the society against the crime, to modernize the security system, developing rehabilitation establishments as well as means of ensuring citizen's contribution to fighting crimes.

These recommendations will be submitted to the coming session of the council of the Arab ministers of the Interior due to be held in Algeria by the end of January, 2000 to be reviewed for adoption.

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