Parliamentary Orientations to Include Applicants for Security Forces in the General Budget
Parliamentary sources have revealed active efforts to add special clauses within the General Budget Law, allowing for the absorption of applicants who have passed the necessary examinations to join the security forces, with the aim of bolstering the human capabilities of military and security institutions. The sources clarified that a number of applicants have completed the required procedures, whether to work on a contract basis or as permanent staff, emphasizing the relevant committees' endeavor to utilize these talents to supply various branches of the security apparatus with competencies. They pointed to a general trend within the legislative institution towards making all contracts permanent across state institutions, which requires legislative and financial treatments within the budget. They noted that supporting the security sector with new personnel is considered a strategic step to fill shortages and enhance comprehensive security performance.
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