41.2 Million The Kazakh government will spend $41.2 million to stem drug trafficking in its vast territory, announced Kazakh Interior Minister Kalmuhambet Kasymov in November 2012. About $27 million will be spent to strengthen the border, while $5.3 million will bolster customs agencies. The remainder will be spent on the Interior Ministry. Two of the major problems facing Kazakh security are the steady infiltration of Afghan heroin and the production of raw heroin in the Shu Valley of Kazakhstan’s southern Zhambyl province. Drug trafficking not only fuels addiction and spreads disease, it is a major source of funding for terrorist…
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UNIPATH STAFF In November 2012, Qatar’s Deputy Premier and Minister of State for Cabinet Affairs Ahmad bin Abdallah al-Mahmud announced the country’s plans to build a regional center for disaster and relief operations in Doha. The center will improve coordination between the military and civilian agencies in the event of a disaster. A working group, led by members of Qatar’s Defense and Interior ministries, will complete the plans and get the center up and running. The project is part of the HOPEFOR Initiative — a U.N. project to improve civil–military operations. This type of coordination was essential during major disasters…
UNIPATH STAFF The Yemeni Coast Guard uncovered a plot to smuggle 40 tons of weapons, including sophisticated missiles and explosives, into the country. Coast Guard officials intercepted a dhow carrying the weapons on January 23, 2013, off the country’s eastern coast. “This is the most dangerous arms shipment being smuggled to Yemen,” Yemeni Deputy Interior Minister Abdel-Rahman Hanash told Reuters. “It contained anti-aircraft missiles, C-4 high explosives materials, which only a few countries in the Middle East possess.” Arms onboard the vessel, named the Jehan1, were destined for extremists operating in Yemen with the goal of undermining stability and security.…
STORY AND PHOTO BY SPC. SHARMAIN BURCH/THIRD ARMY, U.S. ARMY CENTRAL Health-care professionals from Bahrain, Egypt, Iraq, the Kyrgyz Republic, Lebanon, Pakistan, Yemen and 11 other partner nations gathered in the United States at the Military Medical Operations Symposium in Washington, D.C., to discuss effective emergency health-care response strategies. The five-day conference in February 2013 covered topics ranging from disease surveillance, preparedness and response to chemical, biological and radiological incidents. It also emphasized coordination between civil authorities and the military to achieve goals. “Establishing a prepared response for health care is critical prior to an emergency,” said Brig. Gen. Rex…
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