Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Secretary-General Jassem Mohamed Albudaiwi affirmed that the Arabian Gulf Security 4 tactical exercise serves to strengthen Gulf security integration and embodies the unity and community of shared future of member states.
The statement was made on Wednesday as Mr. al-Budawi participated in the final day of the exercise in Qatar. The event was attended by Sheikh Khalifa bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, Minister of Interior of Qatar, along with GCC Interior Ministers.
“The fourth training exercise conducted by the GCC Ministries of the Interior with the participation of specialized forces from our friendly United States of America is of critical importance in supporting the collective framework for Gulf security,” the Secretary-General said.
He underlined the role of strengthening interagency coordination and integration, increasing joint preparedness and response to security challenges, and thereby contributing to strengthening security and stability across the GCC.
He further emphasized that the Arabian Gulf Security 4 exercise reflects a mutual commitment to advancing security operational mechanisms, exchanging expertise and best practices, and unified efforts to counter transnational risks and threats. He noted that such measures constitute a fundamental pillar for strengthening institutional integration and security cooperation channels among member states.
The Secretary-General expressed his appreciation for the efforts of the Qatar Ministry of Interior in hosting and organizing the exercise, noting that the extensive resources and capabilities provided contributed to the success of the exercise.
Concluding his remarks, he expressed the hope that the exercise would achieve its strategic objectives, realize the vision of the leaders of the GCC countries, and ensure the continued security and stability of the peoples of the GCC countries.
