Thursday, November 9, 2023
GCC states to implement Unified Tourist Visa and linking Traffic violations electronically
The interior ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states met for the 40th session and talked about a number of important security issues that would improve their work together on security. Two of the most important issues were the adoption of the Unified Gulf Tourist Visa and the electronic linking of traffic violations. Trending : Makkah Bus service
The Unified Gulf Tourist Visa project will be carried out on a specific schedule, and the initial phase of a project to electronically link traffic violations between GCC countries is set to begin. The meeting took place in Muscat on Wednesday. The ministers also talked about the plan to start security awareness programs and make a Comprehensive Gulf Strategy to Combat Drugs.
- The Unified Gulf Tourist Visa project is a new success for the Gulf Cooperation Council, according to GCC Secretary General Jasem Albudaiwi. This is because of the wise instructions from the Gulf leaders.
- The GCC Secretary said that the leaders of the GCC countries have made the countries an example of progress and prosperity at all levels. He also talked about the countries' status in the region and around the world in terms of development, especially the development of the people who live in the GCC. Most Viewed : Electric Bus services launched in Dammam and Qatif regions
- To keep doing what the GCC countries are doing and keep adding to their list of successes, they need to make sure their national security is good and that anything that could get in the way of their rapid progress is closely watched and stopped, he said.
- According to Albudaiwi, the growing threat of drugs has become a worry for everyone in society. To stop the spread of drugs among young people in the Gulf countries, everyone needs to work together using a single plan that covers all three areas of prevention, control, and treatment.
- He also praised the many national campaigns that the GCC countries have run and the hard work that security staff in the GCC states have put into fighting drugs. According to him, the security staff's hard work comes from their sense of duty to protect their home countries from the dangers of this evil that affects our kids and communities. Read : Saudi Arabia updates Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance rules
