Asean Summit Trump Visit Proves Our Cops World Class Saifuddin

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The capability of the Royal Malaysia Police (RMP) in managing security for high-profile international events has been recognised as being on par with leading global security agencies, including those in the United States.
Home Minister Saifuddin Nasution Ismail said this was demonstrated during the recent Asean Summit, where RMP displayed exceptional efficiency and professionalism in handling the presence of high-risk leaders, including US President Donald Trump.
“RMP has proven its competence to be on par with foreign security agencies. In the context of receiving president Trump, who is categorised as a high-risk delegation, the cooperation between RMP and the US advance team was very close and effective.
“They (the US security team) placed their trust in us. Although they have their own standard security procedures, RMP remained the final authority in deciding all security aspects,” he said during an exclusive interview with Bernama.
He said meticulous preparations began with the development of a detailed checklist and comprehensive discussions with the security forces of participating countries, including the US Secret Service.
“As a result, all RMP security strategies, including proposed protocol routes, road closure schedules, and the deployment of security assets, were well received by the US president’s security team, signifying their recognition of RMP’s expertise,” he said.
Police officers in Kuala Lumpur during the Asean SummitTrump felt safe
Saifuddin said Trump himself commended the Malaysian security arrangements, expressing that he felt safe and at ease throughout his stay in Malaysia.
“President Trump personally mentioned three key points, among them that he felt safe and calm during his entire visit due to the capabilities of Malaysia’s security forces.
“This is a very meaningful recognition and should serve as a source of pride for all RMP members,” he said, adding that the successful organisation of the summit further strengthened Malaysia’s international reputation as a capable host of large-scale events that demand top-tier security management.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and US President Donald Trump at the Asean Summit, Oct 27The 47th Asean Summit, which concluded on Oct 29, brought together the top leaders of 10 member countries, as well as dialogue partners, including the US, China, Japan, and India, reaffirming Asean’s role as a key platform for dialogue and cooperation in an increasingly dynamic global environment.
- Bernama

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