Jordan plans security expansion to combat drug trade

The Jordanian Public Security Directorate has unveiled an extensive national strategy to combat drugs, which includes establishing new treatment centers in the north and south of the country. This comes after recording record numbers of recoveries in recent months. Data shows an increase in the number of people visiting addiction treatment centers, with over a thousand individuals benefiting from free and confidential treatment services since the start of the year. This reflects growing community awareness and a shift toward rehabilitation programs. The comprehensive approach emphasizes integrating security operations with prevention and community awareness initiatives, with particular focus on combating crystal meth, considered one of the most dangerous toxins. Security efforts have successfully seized thousands of cases related to this substance. Authorities are working on expanding correctional and rehabilitation facilities to address these challenges, while improving the environment for inmates and preparing them for reintegration into society. Additionally, there is a focus on developing programs to protect families and combat online exploitation, supported by enhanced legal and technological measures to ensure a safer community environment.

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