The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) launched a significant new phase of its second regional communication days on Friday, September 4, in Agadir, organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for the Social Works of National Security Officials. This event, held at the Agadir police prefecture, aims to enhance direct contact with the foundation's members and provide them with a comprehensive understanding of the various social services and programs available to them. The initiative targets both active police officers and retirees, as well as their beneficiaries.
These regional days serve as an opportunity to present the range of benefits offered by the foundation, along with the various advantages resulting from partnerships established with different organizations and operators. Areas of focus include essential aspects of daily life such as housing, insurance, healthcare, education, telecommunications, transportation, and mobility. The overarching goal is to broaden and diversify the social offerings available to the families of national security personnel while facilitating easier access to the benefits they are entitled to.
The Agadir stage is part of a regional tour that has already visited several cities across the Kingdom. Beyond merely presenting services, these meetings provide a space for listening and exchange. The foundation aims to directly gather the expectations and suggestions of its members to enhance the quality of its services and tailor them more effectively to meet their needs.
This initiative is part of a broader social policy implemented by the DGSN in support of its personnel. It reflects a commitment to valuing the human capital of the police force, improving the social conditions of national security members, and fostering a culture of proximity, listening, and interaction.
As reported by lobservateur.info.
