In a telegram sent on Monday, the interior minister reminded the public that the security measures planned by the event organizers would result in "limited contact with protesters" and urged authorities to "remain as discreet as possible" if the demonstrations remain calm. The message emphasized a strategy aimed at minimizing direct confrontation while maintaining public safety. The minister’s comments come amid growing concerns over the potential for unrest during upcoming public events. Authorities have been working closely with organizers to ensure that any demonstrations are managed in a way that avoids escalation. This approach reflects a broader effort to balance the right to protest with the need for public order. Security plans include increased police presence and the use of surveillance technology to monitor crowd behavior. These measures are intended to allow for quick responses to any signs of disorder while keeping the overall impact on demonstrators as low as possible. The goal, according to officials, is to prevent situations that could lead to violence or significant disruption. The interior minister also highlighted the importance of maintaining open lines of communication between law enforcement and protest organizers. By fostering a cooperative environment, officials hope to encourage peaceful demonstrations and reduce the likelihood of conflict. This strategy has been used in similar situations in the past to manage large gatherings without incident.