Pak Sahafat – German Interior Minister Nancy Fizer expressed concern about the security situation and emphasized the need to ensure the country’s security, and said: Her country should reform not only its territorial defense strategy, but also its national security structure.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report on Wednesday, the Politico website wrote: Fizer said in the words that outlined the change in her national security strategy; Our internal and external security are intertwined and a strong internal policy is needed to ensure the country’s security.
Fizer from the Social Democratic Party headed by Olaf Schultz said on Tuesday: We have felt too safe for too long. That is why we must now do everything in our power to make up for the great failures of recent years and decades.
Read more:
The German coalition government has so far agreed on the development of a new national security strategy. Since the beginning of this year, the German Ministry of Interior, in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Defense, has reviewed this strategy.
In an event organized by the German Council on Foreign Relations, Pfizer presented the main elements of the new national security strategy, which will be implemented by 2023.
In these words, Fizer emphasized the threats caused by cyberattacks and false information and the need to protect the main infrastructure and said: For me, the main priority in the national security strategy is to protect and defend the democratic and free society, and to achieve this goal, the Ministry of Interior has so far blocked the channels of disseminating false information and asked the social media to remove “false information” and Deal with it through reliable sources.
Germany’s interior minister recently advocated the creation of a new security awareness among the public and said it was necessary to create “binding agreements for the active participation of all citizens.”