At the annual fire department congress, the interior minister delivered a speech addressing concerns about the proposed civil security modernization bill. The minister emphasized that the bill would include "an article explicitly stating the means" allocated for the next five years, providing clarity on funding and resources for civil security initiatives. The minister's comments came in response to discussions about the bill's potential impact on emergency services and public safety. By specifying the financial commitments in the legislation, the government aims to ensure that fire departments and other emergency responders have the necessary support to carry out their duties effectively. The civil security modernization bill has been a topic of debate among various stakeholders, including local authorities and emergency service personnel. The inclusion of a specific article outlining funding is seen as a step toward transparency and accountability in how resources are managed and distributed. The minister also highlighted the importance of modernizing infrastructure and technology to better respond to emerging threats. This includes upgrading equipment, training personnel, and improving communication systems across the country's emergency services.