Strengthening Connections with National Security Officials
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) officially inaugurated the second edition of the Regional Communication Days on Friday, September 4th. This event, organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of National Security Officials, took place in the police prefecture of Agadir. This initiative is designed to enhance direct engagement with members and to bridge the gap between various services and social programs available to both active and retired national security personnel, as well as their eligible dependents.
Moreover, this event serves as a valuable platform for showcasing the diverse social services offered by the Foundation. It also highlights the various benefits and offerings arising from partnerships established with multiple institutions and stakeholders across sectors such as housing, insurance, health, education, telecommunications, and transportation.
Gathering Insights and Proposals from Stakeholders
The Agadir leg of this initiative is part of a broader regional tour orchestrated by the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of National Security Officials, coinciding with the second edition of its Communication Days. Previous events have been held in several cities across the Kingdom, emphasizing the Foundation's commitment to outreach.
This tour aims to gather expectations and recommendations from members, enhance interaction, and ultimately contribute to improving the quality of social services. By doing so, the DGSN seeks to better meet the needs and aspirations of its personnel.
Through this initiative, the DGSN reiterates its commitment to the social aspects of its workforce, continuing its efforts to enhance the human capital of police officers, improve the social conditions of national security members, and foster a culture of proximity, listening, and interaction.
As reported by lareleve.ma.
