The Efforts of the Jordanian Civil Defense Director Major General Mustafa Al-Bzeaiha in the Development, Modernization and Administrative Reform of the Civil Defense Apparatus in Jordan (Descriptive Study)

Aref.mohammed Mufleh Al.sarheed

doi:10.7176/rhss/9-4-06

Abstract

Summary The aim of this study is to identify the efforts of the Jordanian Civil Defense Manager in the development, modernization and administrative reform of the Jordanian civil defense system in all aspects, at the level of laws, regulations and legislations, training human resources, holding professional courses, providing incentives, grants and assistance, Civil defense and local communities in Jordan, and to develop coordination and cooperation with local, Arab, regional and international organizations in the conclusion of conventions, courses and conferences in the field of civil protection, through the study of studies, reports, publications and books issued by the Jordanian Civil Defense, the study and analysis of achievements and the study of strategic plans, and the researcher reached the following main results achieved: 15 new civil defense centers were developed to reach (200) 20), a new ambulance service, the introduction of 13 rapid rescue vehicles, the introduction of an M126 aircraft, the increase in the number of UAVs, the modernization of the operations and control wing, the introduction of the command and control bus (2), the establishment of an integrated center For diving in the Dead Sea area, a special ambulance is attached to its cadres 84 medical personnel and drivers distributed over 14 security stations, the development of the Language Center, the Civil Defense Court, the Medical Center, the General Directorate of Civil Defense, the Electric and Research Vehicles Laboratory, the Human Resources Department, the Quality System and the Civil Defense Press. The development of the website, the development of the Prince Hussein Academy for Civil Protection, and the development of new specialties, cooperation with the Chinese, French, and Japanese sides, Italian, Swiss, German. Keyword : Civil Defense, development, Civil Protection, achievements. DOI : 10.7176/RHSS/9-4-06

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The civil defense work in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan dates back to the era of the Principality, where its work was carried out at the time by a number of civilian teams with limited number of tasks and working within the municipal staff
According to Article 18 of the Defense Law No 2 of 1939, (3) for the year 1953.1 This Defense Order empowers the Minister of Defense to establish a Civil Defense Commission in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in order to implement the objectives of the Civil Defense and to establish the necessary provisions for the implementation of these objectives: Assistance to parents affected by Ga Data and to guide them how to avoid damage
In 1954, the Minister of Defense issued the Defense Order No (1) of 1954 (1), which included the formation of civil defense committees in the capital, Alawiya, In the wake of the tripartite aggression against Egypt in 1956, and based on the belief of His Majesty the late King Hussein Bin Talal, may Allah be pleased with him, that the most precious thing we have in this steadfast country, A civil defense system and the Civil Defense Law No (12) of 1959 (3) was issued The civil defense remained part of the organization of public security until it was separated from it in administrative terms in 1970

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The civil defense work in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan dates back to the era of the Principality, where its work was carried out at the time by a number of civilian teams with limited number of tasks and working within the municipal staff. The Directorate General of Civil Defense, after the issuance of the Civil Defense Law No (18) of 1999, made a quantum leap in various fields of work. It was a huge leap forward in deliberate steps derived from the connected care supervised by this noble human body and received by the triumphant Hashemite leadership

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