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00:00:00the region and the world.
00:00:01rugged areas that are difficult for
00:00:05dialogue with women working in
00:00:07at expanding public transport
00:00:07stage of sectors. This
00:00:12in the importance of investing in them as partners in
00:00:20The vast majority of
00:00:25representatives to review this women work on land they
00:00:55during the first eight months visit to New York, during which he will deliver a speech at the opening
00:00:58the decision, the Association session of the meetings
00:01:05The Prime Minister confirms that the government is committed to implementing all
00:01:11buildings in some governorates are reflected in this projects and programs that
00:01:12The meeting included working it committed to in the development vision
00:01:16our training, and we continued for. Hassan lays the foundation stone
00:01:21with an agreement on clear for the natural gas supply
00:01:24Women's Strategy sectors in this project to the Industrial Rowdah city and inaugurates the expansion of the government hospital in
00:01:26Ma'an.
00:01:34horsemanship has remained an integral part of
00:01:40His Majesty King Abdullah
00:01:41electronically, as part of the comprehensive II begins a working visit to New York, during which he will deliver
00:01:45a speech at the opening session of the United
00:01:48Nations General Assembly meetings in its
00:01:5111th session. His Majesty will also hold
00:01:54meetings on the sidelines of the meetings with
00:01:57times, in parallel with heads of state and heads of participating delegations.
00:02:02a high level of readiness to work in Of course, this is among a set The Council of Ministers
00:02:08Come to prayer. the governorate to held a session today in Ma'an Governorate, chaired by Prime Minister Dr. Jaafar Hassan.
00:02:11This is part of the second round of holding its sessions in
00:02:14the governorates, within the government's field work
00:02:16approach in the governorates to follow up on priorities
00:02:20and development projects through direct communication with
00:02:23Come to representative bodies and various sectors.
00:02:26During the session, the Prime Minister affirmed that the regional situation
00:02:30is difficult and crises may last for months or years, but
00:02:33under the leadership of His Majesty the King and with the strength of the army
00:02:37and security institutions, we can focus completely
00:02:40on building our economy in all its details.
00:02:44The regional situation is a
00:02:48duties, such as participating in difficult situation. The crises around us are not easy
00:02:52at all. They have an impact on the region and an impact on
00:02:55the world. And the crisis that we are witnessing
00:02:58today may last for months,
00:03:01may last for
00:03:03Let's learn about vocational training years. We don't
00:03:05know. of a study on environmental justice But as
00:03:08our master taught us and as he always
00:03:13sometimes advice is easy on guided us, when things are difficult
00:03:16in around us, our determination, our effort,
00:03:20Hussein Development Zone in and our will become stronger. So
00:03:23this government works to build
00:03:27locally
00:03:30and the economy so that we can
00:03:34face such crises
00:03:36many facilities and regional
00:03:43and humanitarian Humans are an integral challenges, even if they last. So all our determination and all our effort today are focused
00:03:46on building the economy and on improving
00:03:50services and on enabling citizens to find
00:03:54the necessary income opportunities. This
00:03:56and activating evening shifts is the first priority and nothing else comes before
00:03:59it. Thank God, with the leadership
00:04:03their high ability to of our master, with his directives, with the strength
00:04:07locations and deal with of our army and our security institutions, we can
00:04:09now focus completely on
00:04:13building our economy in all its details and with a strategic
00:04:16vision
00:04:17is born from passion. defined by the economic modernization
00:04:21vision, and we are working
00:04:24in all details to implement and execute this
00:04:27vision according to the royal mandate
00:04:30concerned with preserving
00:04:30all of them will be ready on for this government. The Prime Minister also affirmed
00:04:33during the session that there are very important economic opportunities
00:04:37a service that for Ma'an Governorate and
00:04:39will achieve a level of it is necessary to benefit from them and development projects in Ma'an so that the governorate can launch into a sustainable
00:04:43development process. This is the fifth
00:04:47working visit to
00:04:49Ma'an Governorate during the past two years.
00:04:52I am honored once
00:04:55and completion rate of what was again to be with my colleagues among you today in this
00:04:59dear governorate to all of us,
00:05:03will increase in the coming among our people and our pride in Ma'an.
00:05:07Last year, the Council
00:05:11conduct daily cavalry patrols in of Ministers met in this governorate. We agreed on
00:05:14a detailed program that includes all
00:05:19program will be implemented over three years with a specific funding.
00:05:23And I believe
00:05:26this was an agreement and a covenant between us to
00:05:28implement it on time and within its allocations.
00:05:32And we are continuing to do so. We also had meetings with the honorable
00:05:37program in the past period, and with
00:05:41our brothers in the Senate as well, because
00:05:44it is important for us that things
00:05:48also change and there are transformations, so it is necessary
00:05:51to also take into account the needs
00:05:54that may arise sometimes in terms of
00:05:58services that we can try to help
00:06:01with and cover outside the framework of the executive
00:06:05program that was agreed upon. But regarding
00:06:08the program, we are moving forward with it, and as I said, this is a commitment.
00:06:13And our meeting with you in this council is for
00:06:17this purpose and to also ensure that
00:06:20your priorities
00:06:22basic and essential program, which is the building
00:06:26block for development in this governorate. There are about
00:06:30127 projects distributed across various
00:06:34program. Their cost over the three
00:06:38years is about a quarter billion dinars,
00:06:41and the completion rate is 81%.
00:06:44This is with regard to the sectoral service
00:06:47program, and of course, there is continuous follow-up
00:06:50and evaluation of these matters. But
00:06:53frankly,
00:06:55I fully believe that there
00:06:58is a very important economic opportunity
00:07:01for this governorate, and it must be utilized.
00:07:05And I fully believe that during the next
00:07:09two years, we will be able to move forward with
00:07:12the necessary and important opportunities that, at the end of the day,
00:07:16will enable
00:07:18launch into a sustainable and necessary development
00:07:22process. We began by setting
00:07:26incentives for the development
00:07:29zone. Land prices have decreased
00:07:33by 50%.
00:07:35Electricity prices have decreased by about 75%
00:07:38for the first two years. The incentives provided
00:07:43for employment have also provided significant incentives.
00:07:46There has been some new
00:07:50interest in this area, and I believe
00:07:53it will gradually increase during 2027.
00:07:56This is an essential start,
00:07:59but more important than that is when
00:08:02we launch the Aqaba-Ma'an
00:08:05dry port. This is the essential
00:08:08cornerstone for building
00:08:12Ma'an. Today, Aqaba
00:08:16has many priorities in tourism, transportation,
00:08:20and ports. Railway transportation,
00:08:22God willing, soon,
00:08:24the foundation stone will be laid
00:08:28for the Aqaba-Shidiya- Ma'an railway
00:08:31line because the railway
00:08:34line that reaches Ma'an will be the foundation
00:08:38stone for the Ma'an dry port. So linking the customs
00:08:43with the industries in Ma'an with the railways in Ma'an
00:08:46and its logistics and transporting all the matters that
00:08:49we can transport to Ma'an logistically, as well as
00:08:53customs, is an essential issue
00:08:56that will achieve an integrated component
00:09:00for the Ma'an dry port and the Ma'an development
00:09:03zone. In addition to that, we have now
00:09:07started studying the connection of the Karameh
00:09:10Road. The strong blue
00:09:14Jafr-Ma'an dry port to
00:09:17connect Ma'an directly and better
00:09:21and more efficiently with Iraq. This
00:09:24is the picture that must be completed during 2027
00:09:28and put into
00:09:31implementation. So in 2027, the tenders
00:09:34for this integrated picture will be issued
00:09:37so that we can implement it during the years, and God willing,
00:09:43the ground, including the railways, in 2030. This
00:09:47is the vision that I fully believe
00:09:52development that is essential and indispensable for this
00:09:55governorate. It is true that there are many
00:09:58service needs, and we are working on them. I visited many schools
00:10:01in Ma'an, and we improved some of them, and we will continue to improve
00:10:05others. I thank you for this
00:10:08important partnership and for your cooperation.
00:10:12And God willing, this cooperation
00:10:15period because the projects we are going to implement
00:10:19actually require us to work hand in hand because
00:10:22they will be important
00:10:25and essential projects if we want to move
00:10:29to a different
00:10:32developmental work and construction in this governorate.
00:10:35The Prime Minister, Dr.
00:10:39Jaafar Hassan, had laid the foundation stone for the natural
00:10:42gas supply project to the Industrial Rawda city at a cost of approximately
00:10:4610 million dinars. The Prime Minister also inaugurated
00:10:50the new expansion project for Ma'an Government Hospital
00:10:53at a cost of approximately
00:10:58a new step towards strengthening investment and supporting the industrial
00:11:02sector in Ma'an Governorate was represented by the Prime
00:11:05Minister, Dr. Jaafar Hassan, laying the foundation stone for the project
00:11:09to supply natural gas to the Industrial Rawdah City, which is affiliated
00:11:13with the Ma'an Development Zone, at a cost of approximately
00:11:1610 million dinars, funded by an Emirati
00:11:19grant provided by the Abu Dhabi Fund for Development.
00:11:22The project is expected to be completed
00:11:25within 18 months, as part of a grant
00:11:29with a total value of approximately 50 million dinars,
00:11:32allocated to support projects to supply natural gas to industrial
00:11:36cities in a number of governorates of the Kingdom.
00:11:39The project is expected to contribute to reducing energy
00:11:42costs for industries by rates ranging between
00:11:4535% and 60%,
00:11:49which enhances the competitiveness of industrial facilities
00:11:52and supports opportunities for expansion and investment.
00:11:55The project enhances
00:11:58the strategic position of Industrial Rawdah.
00:12:00In addition to its strategic
00:12:03location, we are talking about a package
00:12:07of incentives that the government approved last
00:12:09month. In addition, of course, to the issue
00:12:13of infrastructure at the highest levels, these
00:12:16are all enhancers and complements to an industrial
00:12:19system that we are optimistic about and that will attract
00:12:22new investments and new industries
00:12:26within the objectives of Ma'an Development Company,
00:12:28of course. The action
00:12:32plan, and all of this ultimately contributes
00:12:35to creating job opportunities. So we are very optimistic about it. There are
00:12:39138 projects that have been approved.
00:12:42The completion rate of these projects exceeded 81%,
00:12:46and it will make citizens feel
00:12:49its impact and experience it. The projects were
00:12:53directed towards service projects,
00:12:56development projects, and major strategic
00:13:00projects. Citizens will feel and experience their impact
00:13:03in the coming years. The projects were
00:13:06distributed to support infrastructure in the health
00:13:10sector, and today, His Excellency the Prime Minister,
00:13:13and His Excellency the Minister of Health, inaugurated the outpatient clinics building
00:13:17and the blood bank at Ma'an Government Hospital. This step falls
00:13:20within a governmental strategy aimed at supplying natural
00:13:24gas to industrial areas throughout the Kingdom. The
00:13:27government has completed similar projects in South
00:13:30Aqaba, Juwayrah, Qasl, and Hashimiyah, while
00:13:34work continues on the Industrial Rawdah and Muger
00:13:37projects, in parallel with the completion of studies
00:13:40for the establishment of two new projects in the King
00:13:45Mafraq and Zarqa. In the health
00:13:47sector, the Prime Minister inaugurated the new expansion
00:13:51project for Ma'an Government Hospital, which includes an outpatient
00:13:55clinic building and a blood bank, covering an area of
00:13:58over 5,000 square meters at a cost of approximately
00:14:02five million dinars. The new expansion aims to improve
00:14:06the level of medical services provided to the residents of the governorate
00:14:09and provide a more efficient health
00:14:13environment for receiving patients. The Prime
00:14:16Minister praised the efforts of the Phosphate Company, which donated
00:14:19the cost of medical equipment, in addition to the contribution of the Potash
00:14:23Company in implementing some of the construction phases, as part
00:14:27of the two companies' contributions in the field of social
00:14:30responsibility and serving the local
00:14:32community. The Minister of Government
00:14:36Communication, the official spokesperson for the government, Dr. Mohamed
00:14:39Momani, said during a press conference in Ma'an Governorate after the Council
00:14:43of Ministers meeting that the government will continue to follow
00:14:47up on projects in Ma'an Governorate and work to determine
00:14:50the associated budgets, implementation plans,
00:14:53and provide the necessary allocations for them. The Council
00:14:57of Ministers also adopted a package of decisions to establish and support industrial
00:15:02and other decisions in education, energy, and environment.
00:15:06Today's session is not
00:15:08just about presenting
00:15:11what we discussed in the previous session, but
00:15:14also about presenting the progress
00:15:20presented in the previous Council of Ministers session in Ma'an
00:15:24Governorate. However, we are also talking
00:15:27about the next stage. The completion rate reached 81%,
00:15:30and thank God, 81% of what was proposed in the previous
00:15:34Council of Ministers session in Ma'an Governorate has been completed,
00:15:38with a value of approximately a quarter billion dinars,
00:15:41250 million. There was talk about many
00:15:44other projects and their details, some of which
00:15:48I will delve into. The military hospital, God willing, will be completed
00:15:51by the end of 2027. There was talk
00:15:55about gardens, and this is a very important matter, my brothers,
00:15:57and it directly reflects on the quality of life
00:16:00and on citizens and visitors. The government,
00:16:04as you know, and the Prime Minister announced that it will build
00:16:08six gardens, including a garden in Ma'an Governorate.
00:16:10And these gardens are built to the same
00:16:14specifications as the garden inaugurated in Mafraq city
00:16:18and others in Al-Nashama Garden in Marj Al-Hamam area.
00:16:22God willing, they will be completed during 2027
00:16:25to be a recreational
00:16:28area for visitors, citizens, children, and youth.
00:16:31I would also like to point out that there is a comprehensive
00:16:35and immediate rehabilitation of the Teachers' Club which will be completed
00:16:38within three months as part of a plan to improve the infrastructure of teachers'
00:16:42clubs in various governorates at a cost of 3 million
00:16:46dinars, and the construction of new
00:16:48where they are not available, as part of our commitment
00:16:52to support teachers and provide services for them. Today, the Council
00:16:56of Ministers approved the establishment of a development zone on an area
00:16:59of 13,000 dunams owned by the state treasury in the Abu
00:17:02Amoud Eastern area in Ma'an Governorate
00:17:06for the establishment of three strategic industrial projects
00:17:09for the production of phosphoric acid, pure phosphoric
00:17:12acid, and sulfuric
00:17:15acid, so that the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company
00:17:18will be the main developer of this area. There was also
00:17:22approval for the Ministry of Labor to implement a mechanism
00:17:25to support the productive
00:17:28branches program. What does this mean? It means
00:17:32employing local workers in the Industrial Rawdah area in the development
00:17:35zone in Ma'an Governorate.
00:17:40of different decisions. This decision is related to
00:17:44paying workers' wages by 50% and paying transportation
00:17:47and social security wages, and supporting electricity prices
00:17:51for five years. The first two years, 75%,
00:17:54the next two years, 50%, and the last year,
00:17:5625%. This is direct support to attract
00:17:59investments to the industrial city. There is another
00:18:02decision related to
00:18:05unifying the exemptions related to green
00:18:09hydrogen projects, which, thank God, Jordan is one of the countries
00:18:12that is rapidly advancing in this regard, unifying exemptions
00:18:16and benefits between the Aqaba Special Economic Zone
00:18:20and the rest outside this zone.
00:18:34The Speaker of the Senate, Faisal Al-Fayez, sponsored the launch
00:18:39in Jordan and its legal,
00:18:42individuals and communities. The study was prepared
00:18:45by the Regional Center for Energy
00:18:48and Climate Justice at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation
00:18:52and the National Center for Environmental Justice. Al-Fayez affirmed that
00:18:55environmental justice is based on protecting citizens' right
00:18:59to a healthy and safe environment, emphasizing that environmental
00:19:02concerns have gained significant international
00:19:06attention from governments, international organizations,
00:19:08and civil society institutions.
00:19:17part of the environment they live in. They
00:19:20influence it, and it influences them.
00:19:23Therefore, attention to the environment
00:19:26and addressing its challenges, especially
00:19:29those related to climate change, global warming, and
00:19:33air and water pollutants, has gained significant
00:19:38attention from governments, international
00:19:41organizations, and civil society
00:19:44institutions.
00:19:46Furthermore, environmental justice is no longer a theoretical
00:19:49concept, but a necessity to confront
00:19:52climate change and the scarcity of natural resources.
00:19:56Achieving it requires partnership
00:19:59among all relevant parties and supporting civil
00:20:03and official bodies and organizations that are
00:20:08the environment to enable environmental justice to enhance
00:20:11stability and comprehensive development.
00:20:15Her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Talal, Chairperson of the Board
00:20:18of Trustees of the National Committee for Women's Affairs,
00:20:22sponsored the activities of the national meeting organized by the committee
00:20:25titled "Women in Agriculture: From
00:20:27Beneficiaries to Partners."
00:20:30Her Royal Highness Princess Basma Bint Talal emphasized the importance
00:20:33of the national meeting, which discusses the reality of women in the agricultural
00:20:37sector, considering it an issue related to the essence of development
00:20:40in Jordan, given that women are partners in
00:20:43production and an essential element in building the future
00:20:46of rural Jordan. Women in agriculture, from beneficiaries to partners.
00:20:50A meeting that aims to create a space for effective national
00:20:55agriculture and highlight their experiences, expertise,
00:20:59and needs, and to view
00:21:02production, decision-making, and setting development
00:21:05priorities, not just as beneficiaries.
00:21:12do not own, and one of them may contribute to a family
00:21:16project without having an independent income or
00:21:20a clear role in decision-making. She may possess skills
00:21:24and she may possess the product, then face difficulty in licensing
00:21:27or funding or accessing a stable market.
00:21:31And the wage worker may also carry, in addition to the hardship
00:21:35of work, the anxiety of transportation and care,
00:21:38and the lack of adequate protection. God willing, we will
00:21:41work on a program for farmers' rights,
00:21:44safe
00:21:45transportation,
00:21:48the use of personal protective
00:21:51equipment, and their development. God willing, these will
00:21:55be continuous programs for educating
00:21:58and developing farmers.
00:22:02sessions with the participation of women working in the agricultural sector
00:22:06and representatives of relevant institutions. The sessions concluded
00:22:11outcomes to be included in the National
00:22:14and followed up with relevant parties. A national
00:22:17meeting that puts rural women under the microscope
00:22:20to convey the most important challenges and difficulties to
00:22:24relevant parties, in addition to presenting inspiring success stories
00:22:28from the heart of suffering in the agricultural and food sectors
00:22:32for Jordanian Television, Nezha Sawalqa,
00:22:34Amman. from working in the health
00:22:37sector included a range of projects and procedures to expand
00:22:41capacity and improve access to specialized
00:22:44services and reduce waiting
00:22:47the expansion of digital health and strengthening
00:22:50staff and infrastructure.
00:22:54From hospitals to health centers, the health sector witnessed
00:22:57significant expansion in services and health facilities in all
00:23:00governorates of the Kingdom during the past two years.
00:23:04In the north of the Kingdom, Princess Basma Hospital was inaugurated
00:23:08and developed with a capacity of 504
00:23:10beds, while the first phase of the expansion and modernization
00:23:14of Princess Iman Government Hospital was completed within seven
00:23:18months. In Madaba Governorate, the implementation of the new
00:23:21hospital project began after about 10 years of delay, while a department
00:23:25for open-heart surgery was established and equipped at Zarqa Hospital.
00:23:28In the field of health care, the Care program
00:23:32for providing treatment to cancer patients came into effect
00:23:35at the beginning of this year to include about 4,200
00:23:38citizens at a cost of 132 million
00:23:42dinars. Digitally, telemedicine services expanded,
00:23:45and about 49 thousand patients benefited
00:23:48from remote diagnostic imaging service, in addition to heart,
00:23:52endocrine, intensive care, nutrition, and dialysis
00:23:55services. Also, 14 new health centers were established,
00:23:58and 49 centers in various governorates
00:24:02were rehabilitated and maintained, in addition to the computerization
00:24:05of 146 additional health facilities,
00:24:08bringing the total number of computerized health facilities to 431
00:24:11facilities. The Ministry of Health
00:24:15is working to develop services and enhance
00:24:19its ability to provide its services better
00:24:22to citizens. During the past two years,
00:24:26affiliated with the Ministry of Health
00:24:29were inaugurated, which helped and enabled the Ministry of Health
00:24:32to develop its services. The bed occupancy
00:24:36rate increased by 10% during the past two years.
00:24:39The measures also included strengthening drug reserves and expanding
00:24:43drug delivery services to homes
00:24:46in health centers surrounding Al-Bashir Hospital, Prince
00:24:50Faisal Hospital, and New Zarqa. In the field hospital
00:24:53in Amman, a dialysis unit was established with a capacity of 40
00:24:57beds, and intensive care with 44 beds,
00:25:00and emergency and trauma with 70 beds. Also,
00:25:03two new vaccines were introduced to the national immunization
00:25:06program, and unified protocols were launched for the treatment of cancer,
00:25:09heart attacks, and strokes. The Ministry of Health aims
00:25:12through royal directives
00:25:16and government directives today to provide
00:25:20an ideal service
00:25:23in a timely manner, to provide
00:25:27relieves the patient and citizen of the burden
00:25:29of moving from one place to another,
00:25:33to provide an excellent service.
00:25:36Between expanding facilities, digital transformation, and strengthening
00:25:39staff and services, projects to develop the health
00:25:43sector continue with the aim of improving citizens' access
00:25:47to healthcare and reducing waiting times and the need
00:25:50to travel between governorates. Mohammed Al-Lawansah, Jordan Television.
00:25:53The Board of Directors of the Land Transport Regulatory Commission
00:25:57approved, in its meeting chaired by the Minister of Transport
00:26:00and Chairman of the Board of Directors
00:26:02of the Commission, Dr. Nidal Al-Qatamin, a package of regulatory
00:26:06and operational decisions aimed
00:26:09services and improving the level of service in underserved
00:26:12governorates and areas, modernizing the transport
00:26:15fleet, and strengthening connectivity with universities, hospitals,
00:26:19and vital facilities. At the international transport level, the Council approved
00:26:23the operation of 18 buses on the Jordan-Syria route and strengthened
00:26:26the Amman-Syria route with five new buses. It also linked buses
00:26:30to electronic tracking systems.
00:26:35The Open Market Operations Committee at the Central Bank
00:26:39of Jordan decided to raise interest rates on monetary
00:26:43policy tools by 25 basis points, effective
00:26:46tomorrow, in an effort to maintain monetary stability and enhance
00:26:50the attractiveness of the Jordanian Dinar, coinciding with an increase
00:26:53in inflation to 2.20%
00:26:57of the current year. Following
00:27:01of Banks in Jordan affirmed will not reflect the increase
00:27:05in interest rates on existing loans for individuals, which
00:27:07means their monthly installments will not increase due
00:27:11to the interest rate hike, despite the rising cost of funds
00:27:15for banks. The Association emphasized that this step comes
00:27:18in consideration of the economic conditions of citizens while
00:27:22maintaining the strength and stability
00:27:27The Ministry of Public Works and Housing, in cooperation
00:27:30with the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship,
00:27:34has begun the actual implementation of the governmental electronic
00:27:37correspondence system "Tarasol 2" and relying on it for managing
00:27:40official correspondence and transactions
00:27:44digital transformation program in the ministry. The implementation
00:27:48of Tarasol 2 represents a new step in the ministry's development
00:27:51and modernization journey by transitioning from traditional paper
00:27:55transactions to managing official correspondence and transactions
00:27:59electronically, which contributes to simplifying procedures, enhancing
00:28:02accuracy of follow-up, and saving the time and effort
00:28:05required to complete
00:32:29When memory takes it back to the beginnings of the modern
00:32:32Jordanian state, the image of
00:32:35horses emerges as a partner in the process of building and a companion
00:32:38to men who carried on their shoulders the responsibility of
00:32:42security, stability, and serving humanity. Since
00:32:46the very beginning,
00:32:49the Jordanian national identity and is present in
00:32:53the fields of duty and giving, to continue
00:32:56today its presence through the Public Security Knights Unit,
00:32:59one of the oldest specialized units in
00:33:03the Public Security
00:33:04Directorate.
00:33:13And throughout a long journey of
00:33:15work and achievement, the unit has preserved the heritage of
00:33:18authentic Jordanian horsemanship and developed
00:33:22its capabilities to keep pace with the requirements of contemporary
00:33:25security work in a model that combines the authenticity of
00:33:29national heritage and the latest concepts of readiness
00:33:33and professional competence.
00:33:36The Public Security Ceremonial Group was formed on
00:33:39February 17, 2020,
00:33:42with a vision from the Public Security Directorate, in order to
00:33:45achieve the lofty royal visions
00:33:49of developing and improving the security services provided by the Public Security
00:33:53Directorate, whether police or administrative services. The Public Security
00:33:56Ceremonial Group performs security duties in addition
00:34:00to ceremonial
00:34:03national celebrations and holidays
00:34:06that are organized within or
00:34:10outside the Public Security Directorate. The Public Security Ceremonial Group includes
00:34:13the Public Security Knights Unit. It is the unit that was established in 1921.
00:34:17And from here comes the Public Security Directorate's
00:34:21interest in this unit because it constitutes the historical
00:34:24heritage of the Public Security Directorate. In addition, the Public Security Knights
00:34:28Unit conducts cavalry patrols
00:34:31forests and picnic
00:34:34areas. It also conducts
00:34:38cavalry patrols in tourist areas, in addition to
00:34:41ceremonial duties and participation in national
00:34:45celebrations, whether organized by the Public Security Directorate
00:34:49or other state institutions. In
00:34:51the field, the Public Security Knights continue to perform
00:34:55their security
00:34:58duties in tourist sites,
00:35:01parks, and forested areas, where they contribute to strengthening security
00:35:05presence, protecting forest and environmental
00:35:08wealth, and supporting specialized units, in
00:35:11addition to providing assistance and aid to citizens
00:35:15and visitors, thanks to
00:35:18access various
00:35:22diverse conditions with high
00:35:24efficiency, speed, and flexibility. And
00:35:27in
00:35:30the national scenes that encapsulate the meanings of belonging
00:35:34and pride, the Public Security Knights attend official
00:35:38celebrations and events with impressive displays
00:35:40that combine military discipline and high
00:35:44horsemanship skills. And to the sound of horse
00:35:48hooves, scenes of mastery and professionalism
00:35:51are embodied in displays of peg picking, sword
00:35:54and spear thrusting, archery,
00:35:57and other skills that reflect
00:36:00advanced levels of training
00:36:03and readiness. The training branch develops a training
00:36:07plan that includes specialized and refresher courses to train
00:36:10the knights. The operations branch carries out internal
00:36:14and external tasks and duties that are requested by the Public Security Directorate, and the unit also carries out
00:36:18operational duties through several companies in the north, center,
00:36:22and south of the kingdom. These companies
00:36:26their areas of specialization. The
00:36:29mechanized patrols to reach aim to maintain security
00:36:32and safety and participate in search and rescue operations in areas
00:40:20the story of men who carried the message of security on
00:40:24horseback and combined the originality of modern
00:40:28performance, so they were ambassadors
00:40:30for the values of discipline, courage, and loyalty.
00:40:34And throughout the journey, the Public Security Knights Unit
00:40:37will remain a source of pride and a shining
00:40:41page in the record of achievements, telling
00:40:44generations the story of continuous giving, whose chapters
00:40:48were written with determination and sincerity, and carved
00:40:51on the land of the homeland with the sound of horse
00:40:55hooves.