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| + | Saladin's Afghan subsidiary has had a permanent security presence in the country since 2002. It is based in Kabul and deploys Afghan security guards throughout the country. | ||
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| + | All normal security services are provided, mainly for foreign government missions, commercial companies and NGOs. This includes both static and vehicle-borne armed guards and quick reaction teams. All the normal Saladin services can be provided through the Afghan office. | ||
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| + | Saladin currently employs in excess of 2000 indigenous security personnel and strives to maintain an ethnically diverse work force. We are also a partner with UNDP in their efforts to reintegrate ex-combatants through the DDR program. Saladin personnel are given comprehensive training and a package of benefits unsurpassed in Afghanistan. These include but are not limited to regulated well paid work hours, English language training and access to our own medical facilities. | ||
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| + | The Company is registered and licensed with the Ministry of Interior — Reference I — 10101<ref> | ||
===Kensec=== | ===Kensec=== | ||
Revision as of 19:27, 16 September 2009
Saladin Security LTD is a private military contractor the main company is based in London and was created as a subsidiary of Keenie Meenie Services.
Companies
The organisation is split into three seperate companies the main company Saladin Security along with Saladin Technical Services, Saladin Security Afghanistan and Kensec LTD.
Saladin Technical Services
Saladin Security Afghanistan
Saladin's Afghan subsidiary has had a permanent security presence in the country since 2002. It is based in Kabul and deploys Afghan security guards throughout the country.
All normal security services are provided, mainly for foreign government missions, commercial companies and NGOs. This includes both static and vehicle-borne armed guards and quick reaction teams. All the normal Saladin services can be provided through the Afghan office.
WORKFORCE Saladin currently employs in excess of 2000 indigenous security personnel and strives to maintain an ethnically diverse work force. We are also a partner with UNDP in their efforts to reintegrate ex-combatants through the DDR program. Saladin personnel are given comprehensive training and a package of benefits unsurpassed in Afghanistan. These include but are not limited to regulated well paid work hours, English language training and access to our own medical facilities.
The Company is registered and licensed with the Ministry of Interior — Reference I — 10101Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag.
