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Bahrain Strengthens Security Readiness Through Third Joint International Exercise

Bahrain is showcasing its commitment to public safety through the joint international security exercise, one of the country’s most significant training initiatives. The exercise aims to enhance coordination between local authorities and international partners while improving overall security readiness. Officials say this initiative highlights Bahrain’s focus on proactive crime prevention and integrated law enforcement strategies.

The radio program “Amn FM” recently reviewed the third edition of the joint international security exercise, discussing its objectives and strategic importance. The program explained how such exercises prepare security forces for real-world scenarios. It also examined the mechanisms for coordinating operations across different agencies and countries.

Colonel Hamad Mohammed Al-Khayyat, Director of Operations at the General Directorate of Public Security, joined the program to provide insights. He highlighted the importance of integrating intelligence and operational planning between local authorities and international counterparts. Through the joint international security exercise, forces learn to respond quickly to threats while maintaining public safety and national security.

The program also focosed on the role of training in boosting efficiency. Security personnel are now better equipped to anticipate criminal activities and respond effectively. Additionally, exercises like this strengthen relationships with international partners, enabling smoother cooperation in cross-border operations. Experts noted that lessons learned during these drills directly influence policy-making and operational strategies across Bahrain.

“Amn FM,” produced by the General Directorate of Media and Security Culture in partnership with Radio Bahrain, airs every Thursday at 1:30 PM on 102.3 FM. The show, presented by Shaikha Al-Zayani and Nasreen Marouf and directed by Mahmoud Qambar, aims to educate the public on security issues and raise awareness of national initiatives. It provides an in-depth look at how training exercises prepare Bahrain’s security forces to face evolving threats.

The third joint international security exercise demonstrates Bahrain’s ongoing commitment to safety, collaboration, and innovation in law enforcement. By combining strategic planning, hands-on drills, and international cooperation, Bahrain strengthens its capability to combat crime. Authorities continue to emphasize transparency and public engagement, ensuring citizens understand the value of these exercises.

Through continued investment in training and partnerships, Bahrain is creating a resilient, well-prepared security framework. The joint international security exercise reflects the nation’s determination to maintain public safety while fostering strong international collaboration.

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