The Ministry of Defence has intensified efforts to reinforce security coordination nationwide, hosting eleven Regional Ministers for high-level talks aimed at tightening collaboration between central and regional authorities.
The meeting, led by Deputy Minister for Defence Ernest Brogya Genfi, focused on sharpening joint strategies to preserve peace and stability across the country’s regions amid evolving security concerns.
At the centre of the discussions was the need to improve rapid response mechanisms, strengthen intelligence-sharing channels, and deepen community-level security engagement. Participants also examined how Regional Coordinating Councils can work more closely with defence authorities to proactively address emerging threats before they escalate.
Mr. Brogya Genfi underscored the importance of a unified national security architecture, stressing that seamless cooperation between the Defence Ministry and regional leadership is vital to sustaining law and order.
He commended the Regional Ministers for their readiness to align efforts with the Ministry, noting that collective action remains key to safeguarding communities and maintaining national stability.
