فاس نيوز ميديا جريدة الكترونية جهوية تعنى بشؤون و أخبار جهة فاس مكناس – متجددة على مدار الساعة
In an unconventional scene that breaks traditional barriers, Mr. Abdelatif Hammouchi, Director General of the National Police and the Directorate General of Territorial Surveillance, continues to appear noticeably among citizens in public places, without unnecessary protocol or heavy security. This increasingly observed behavior is not just an individual act, but rather reflects a unique security approach and a modern vision of the role of security institutions in Moroccan society, embodying an exceptional leadership persona.
This direct presence of Mr. Hammouchi, characterized by simplicity in interaction and humility in practice, marks a qualitative shift in the way Moroccan citizens interact with the police. While security leaders are often associated with institutional distance and adherence to strict protocols, Hammouchi has made it a point to break these barriers, aiming to establish a direct relationship based on mutual trust with the public.
This approach does not diminish the firmness and seriousness required in carrying out security tasks, but instead blends proximity to the people with professional rigor. It reflects conscious leadership aimed at enhancing the feeling of security and belonging within the community.
Through such behavior, the Directorate General of National Security, under Hammouchi’s leadership, contributes to presenting a positive and modern image of the security institution. This direction emphasizes human interaction and humility as core principles in modern policing. It also reflects a deep belief in the importance of direct communication with citizens, fostering transparency and reducing the gap between security institutions and society.
This evolution in the relationship between the police and citizens can lead to enhanced stability, trust-building, and the creation of a more secure and cohesive community environment.
In a related context, recent studies and reports have shown a noticeable increase in the trust index of Moroccan citizens towards security institutions. This rise is partly attributed to efforts to strengthen “community policing” and openness to society, reflected in such leadership initiatives. Today, the Moroccan citizen views security as a fundamental right, not a source of concern, demonstrating the effectiveness of the adopted security strategies and their success in building bridges of trust with the public.
Thus, Mr. Abdelatif Hammouchi’s approach stands as a model for modern security leadership, recognizing that comprehensive security is not achieved solely by force, but through a genuine partnership with the community and human interaction that strengthens citizens’ sense of safety and belonging.
Source: Fes News Media
