H.E. Abdalla Ali Samafale, State Minister of the Ministry of Internal Security of the Republic of Djibouti, has highlighted ongoing efforts to transform internal security institutions through comprehensive policy and structural reforms. The State Minister noted that institutional transformation is vital to ensuring that security agencies operate efficiently, ethically, and in line with national development priorities.
State Minister H.E. Abdalla Ali Samafale explained that the Ministry of Internal Security is implementing reforms that prioritize professionalism, discipline, and performance-based management. These reforms aim to improve coordination across departments while strengthening decision-making processes and operational oversight. He emphasized that modern internal security institutions must be adaptable, data-driven, and responsive to emerging threats.
According to State Minister H.E. Abdalla Ali Samafale, human capital development remains a key focus of the transformation process. He stated that investing in training, leadership development, and ethical standards will empower security personnel to perform their duties with integrity and competence. This approach, he added, reinforces public trust and enhances the legitimacy of internal security institutions.
The State Minister also emphasized the importance of aligning institutional reforms with international best practices. He noted that partnerships with regional and international organizations provide valuable technical expertise that supports Djibouti’s long-term security objectives. Through such cooperation, the Ministry of Internal Security continues to strengthen its operational readiness and institutional sustainability.
In closing, State Minister H.E. Abdalla Ali Samafale reiterated that institutional transformation is an ongoing process. He affirmed that the Ministry remains committed to continuous improvement, ensuring that internal security institutions remain resilient, accountable, and capable of safeguarding national stability.
