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HH Shaikh Nasser visits National Security Agency

Manama: HM the King's Representative for Charity Work and Youth Affairs, National Security Advisor and Royal Guard Commander, Major-General HH Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, paid a visit to the National Security Agency (NSA), and held a meeting with NSA President, Lieutenant

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Published 27 November 2019, 8:00 · Updated 21:44

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HH Shaikh Nasser visits National Security Agency

Manama:

HM the King’s Representative for Charity Work and Youth Affairs, National Security Advisor and Royal Guard Commander, Major-General HH Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, paid a visit to the National Security Agency (NSA), and held a meeting with NSA President, Lieutenant-General Adel bin Khalifa Al-Fadhel.

The visit is part of HH Shaikh Nasser’s visits to a number of ministries, institutions and government entities to meet their officials and be informed about the progress of the comprehensive development process, strengthened thanks to His Majesty King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa’s wise vision.

HH Shaikh Nasser appreciated the progress and modernisation reached by the National Security Agency at all levels, lauding the pivotal role it is playing to maintain the kingdom’s sovereignty, stability and national capabilities, during HM the King’s prosperous era.

He also hailed the great national role played by the NSA to implement HM the King’s visions and aspirations on enhancing the kingdom’s status at all levels.

NSA Chief welcomed HH Shaikh Nasser, and expressed sincere congratulations to him marking the issuance of a Royal Order appointing him as a National Security Advisor, affirming that HH Shaikh Nasser is worthy of the royal trust, and that the move will enhance the level of national security.

He praised HH Shaikh Nasser’s approach, role and the tremendous efforts he is exerting for the sake of achieving more progress and security development to the kingdom.

NSA’s Assistant Chief and senior officers were present.

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