Bahraini Delegation Visits MOI to Explore Best Security Practices
The Ministry of Interior welcomed a delegation from the Kingdom of Bahrain, headed by Colonel Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Sadah, Director of the Information Technology and E-Innovation Department. The visit focused on familiarizing the delegation with the Ministry’s security practices, development initiatives, strategic projects, and advanced systems. It also aimed to strengthen the existing partnership between the two sides and promote the exchange of expertise and practical experience in support of efforts to improve performance across the security and policing sectors.
The delegation began its visit at the Ministry’s Innovation Center, where it was introduced to the center’s services and its role in promoting innovation across the Ministry’s institutional environment. The center provides an incubating environment for innovators, entrepreneurs, and individuals with creative ideas. The delegation also toured the Manufacturing Innovation Laboratory, examining its advanced equipment, machinery, and innovative projects designed to support security operations. In addition, it was briefed on the policies adopted to encourage innovation and anticipate future developments in security work in light of digital transformation.
At the General Directorate of Happiness, the delegation reviewed the strategic plans, programs, and initiatives supporting the National Program for Happiness and Wellbeing in the workplace. The Directorate implements these initiatives throughout the year to benefit Ministry employees, personnel, and customers from various segments of society.
The delegation also visited the Smart Security Support Operations Room, affiliated with the General Directorate of Security Support, where it received a briefing on the systems used to manage its operations, its advanced equipment, and its technical monitoring tools. The delegation was also introduced to the innovative technologies and smart policing systems used to provide operational support, analyze critical data, and ensure the availability of relevant information.
At the Federal Data Analysis Center, the delegation learned about the center’s approach to combining AI technologies with human expertise to support police operations. It also reviewed the analytical models developed by the center, as well as its smart systems and solutions that strengthen analytical capabilities, accelerate response times, and support decision-makers through the provision of accurate and reliable data.
