The Prime Minister instructs the security forces to adhere to security job criteria and to create trusting relationships with citizens in Aden:
Dr. Moin Abdel-Malik, the Prime Minister, received a briefing on the security situation and ongoing measures to regulate security and stability from Major General Ibrahim Haidan, the Minister of the Interior. He also presented a report on the Ministry's logistical requirements in order to improve its role in carrying out its responsibilities. In addition to the actions initiated to apprehend the culprits of the break-up crimes in the Tor Al Baha district of Lahij Governorate. He emphasized the importance of increasing alertness and security readiness, as well as activating intelligence work, to combat subversive, terrorist, and criminal elements. Furthermore, he ensured security and stability. The Prime Minister met with the Minister of the Interior, Major General Ibrahim Haidan, and a number of Ministry leaders today in the temporary capital of Aden. During the conference, he told the security forces that they must follow the core standards of security work, which include preventing crime and prosecuting those who commit it. In addition, in line with the circumstances of the law and the frameworks of justice, respecting human rights principles and developing bridges of trust with citizens. Dr. Moin Abdul Malik emphasized the relevance of the intelligence effort in the Ministry of Interior's activities being developed and activated. In order to strengthen security and stability in Aden and the freed governorates, it should be one of their top goals. Referring to the massive tasks that the Ministry of Interior and its workers face at this time, as well as the need to increase vigilance and readiness. The meeting was attended by Eng. Anis Bahatha, Director of the Prime Minister's Office, and Hani Wahab, Deputy Minister of Finance.