Algiers, Algeria – The Director-General of Mauritanian National Security, Lieutenant General Mohamed Lehritani, conducted a visit to several specialized operational and technical units of the Algerian National Police today, Monday. The visit underscores the ongoing security cooperation between Algeria and Mauritania.
According to a statement released by the Algerian National Police, Lieutenant General Lehritani, accompanied by a high-level delegation, toured various departments within the force. The specific units visited were not disclosed, but the statement emphasized their specialized nature and the critical role they play in maintaining national security.
DZWatch understands that the visit provided an opportunity for the Mauritanian delegation to observe firsthand the advanced techniques and technologies employed by the Algerian National Police in areas such as counter-terrorism, cybercrime, and border security. It is believed that discussions were held regarding potential collaboration and knowledge sharing between the two countries’ security forces.
This visit follows a series of meetings and joint exercises between Algerian and Mauritanian security officials in recent months, reflecting a shared commitment to addressing regional security challenges. Both nations face common threats, including the spread of extremism and cross-border crime, making close cooperation essential.
The strengthening of security ties between Algeria and Mauritania is seen as a positive development in the region, contributing to greater stability and security for both countries. The exchange of expertise and best practices is expected to enhance the capabilities of both nations’ law enforcement agencies in combating transnational crime and terrorism.
