The political, security, and social deputy governor of Kurdistan stated that passive defense should not be limited to a specific organization or executive body, but must transform into a public culture so that all citizens and officials play a role in identifying and reducing vulnerabilities.
Deputy Governor of Kurdistan: Passive Defense Must Become a Public Culture and Collective Demand
The Deputy Governor of Kurdistan emphasized the need for passive defense to become a collective cultural norm rather than being confined to specific agencies. This approach aims to engage the entire population in enhancing national resilience. It highlights the importance of community involvement in security matters.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
The Deputy Governor of Kurdistan called for passive defense to become a public culture, urging citizens and officials to collectively engage in identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities. This initiative aims to enhance national resilience through community involvement.
- Passive defense refers to measures taken to protect the population and infrastructure from potential threats.
- The call for collective cultural engagement indicates a shift towards a more community-focused approach to security.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Passive defense is a concept in Iran that emphasizes non-military measures to protect against threats, reflecting the country's focus on resilience in the face of various challenges.
🏷️ Entities Mentioned
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