Strengthening Urban Security in Tanger with Smart Patrols
The city of Tanger is taking significant strides in enhancing its urban security framework with the introduction of two innovative smart patrol units named "Madar" and "Aman". These patrols were launched following a comprehensive technical training phase for their operational teams, marking a pivotal integration of advanced technologies in field operations. The patrols commenced their first missions from the esplanade of the high-speed train station (TGV) and have since navigated through several strategic thoroughfares of the city, extending their routes to Miramar Square, situated along the coast and near the marina.
This initiative is aligned with the strategic plan set forth by the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN), which aims to modernize intervention resources and elevate the quality of security services. The primary objectives of the "Madar" and "Aman" patrols include bolstering police visibility in the area, combating crime, and aiding in traffic regulation. As outlined by Ibrahim Abou Ali, a principal police officer and deputy chief of the command and coordination center at the Tanger police prefecture, these vehicles serve as fully integrated technological platforms equipped with surveillance cameras that provide 360-degree coverage, seamlessly connected to automatic license plate recognition systems and instant identity verification technologies.
Advanced Technology and Operational Efficiency
Noureddine Dahmane, the officer responsible for the deployment of these patrols, emphasized that their operational scope extends beyond main thoroughfares, including activities at judicial checkpoints and sensitive areas, particularly around diplomatic missions. The technology embedded within the "Madar" patrols relies on sophisticated artificial intelligence algorithms that enable direct connectivity with command centers. This capability transforms the vehicle’s interior into a fully functional mobile operational unit, adept at swiftly and accurately processing data collected in the field.
In addition to their operational functions, these patrols feature a modern and deterrent visual identity, enhanced by a geolocation system and immediate access to centralized databases. The deployment of the "Madar" and "Aman" patrols represents a forward-thinking approach to law enforcement, reflecting a commitment to public safety through the utilization of cutting-edge technology and local expertise.
As reported by fr.le360.ma.