The Chairman of the General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP) received Mr. Abdulmawla Abuntisha, President of the National Council for Civil Liberties and Human Rights, along with his accompanying delegation, at GASIMP’s headquarters.

  Operational Mechanisms and Achievements

   During the meeting, the attendees reviewed GASIMP’s operational workflows, as well as the field and technical procedures executed by the specialized teams and laboratories in discovery, examination, and identification processes. The presentation highlighted GASIMP’s recent achievements in managing the missing persons file and identifying remains in accordance with international standards.

 Prospects for Joint Cooperation

    Both parties discussed horizons for joint cooperation between GASIMP and the Council, focusing on:

• Protecting the rights of missing persons’ families.

• Exchanging expertise and technical knowledge.

• Organizing joint training programs to enhance institutional capacity and support shared humanitarian and human rights causes.

Commendation and Future Coordination

   At the conclusion of the visit, the President of the National Council for Civil Liberties and Human Rights praised the exceptional and tireless efforts of GASIMP’s personnel. He emphasized the national and humanitarian importance of this file, reaffirming the necessity of continued coordination to support justice and protect the rights of the missing and their families.