Traffic Police discuss last year's performance & prepare plan for 1447 AH
A meeting held on Tuesday in Sana'a, chaired by Director-General of Traffic Police, Major General Dr. Bakil Al-Barashi, reviewed the field performance of the previous year (1446 AH) and outlined the action plan for the new year (1447 AH).
The meeting, attended by Traffic Police leaders and officers, examined the challenges faced during the past year and proposed solutions and improvements to enhance services for citizens and boost traffic safety.
Dr. Al-Barashi emphasized the importance of strengthening traffic performance through regulatory frameworks that translate into practical steps on the ground. He noted that the success of any plan begins in the field, not in offices, requiring unified efforts, heightened motivation, and teamwork to deliver tangible results. He stressed adherence to the directives of the revolutionary and political leadership, as well as the Ministry of Interior, to enhance oversight and traffic discipline.
The Director-General stated that the new year's plan receives leadership support, as it includes key projects to improve Traffic Police operations and prioritize tasks. The plan will focus on raising awareness, discipline, and traffic safety while enhancing the efficiency of personnel through cultural and training programs on professional conduct with citizens.
He reiterated the need to develop the cultural and religious awareness of traffic officers through educational programs that reinforce faith-based consciousness, self-discipline, and commitment to divine guidance in fulfilling responsibilities. He highlighted that Traffic Police operations are rooted in the teachings of the Holy Quran, instilling values of honesty, integrity, sincerity, and excellence in service.
Major General Al-Barashi described the new year as one of implementation, follow-up, and development, urging all personnel to recognize their responsibility and duty in carrying out their tasks. He added, *"The motto of the upcoming phase will be: 'God's oversight before people's oversight—performance for God, service to people, and discipline that satisfies conscience before superiors.'"
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