By Maher Ahmed - Reporter
Mogadishu (Dawan) – Internal Security Ministry Director General Mohamed Shire said Somalia needs cooperation and clear laws to secure its coastline and borders.
Shire made the remarks at a conference organized by Somalia’s Ministry of Internal Security to discuss security threats and measures needed to tackle them.
The conference was attended by police officers from both the federal and regional levels, as well as Ministry of Internal Security officials and other participants.
“We want this conference to produce practical and meaningful outcomes,” said Shire, emphasizing the importance of security officials holding in-depth discussions and exchanging views on the country's security situatuon.
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