Security plan for Al-Marj covers crime, migration and land
LIBYA – The Libyan Government’s Interior Minister, Maj Gen Issam Abu Zriba, has ordered the activation of a security operations room to combat illegal migration and the spread of narcotics and psychotropic substances in the city of Al-Marj, and the formation of a specialised committee to address problems relating to agricultural land.
Meeting with Al-Marj security director
The instructions came during a meeting the minister held on Tuesday with the director of the Al-Marj Security Directorate, Maj Gen Khaled Al-Basta, at which he was briefed on plans to secure the city, crime indicators and the challenges facing the security services.
Security report and the directorate’s needs
The meeting reviewed a detailed report on the security situation within the Al-Marj directorate’s area and the measures taken to combat crime, as well as the issues requiring follow-up and action.
The two sides also discussed the directorate’s needs, the difficulties affecting its performance and ways of providing the resources necessary for it to carry out its tasks.
Committee for agricultural land in line with the law
Abu Zriba ordered the formation of a committee to follow up problems relating to agricultural land and to work on finding appropriate solutions within the framework of the laws and procedures in force.
