In 2004, as Afghanistan embarked on a new era of state-building, diplomatic re-engagement, and infrastructure modernization, Sediqi Security Services (SSS) was registered and incorporated in Kabul. From its inception, the company focused on bridging the critical gap between international entities requiring Western-grade security standards and the intricate socio-cultural landscape of Afghanistan.
Over the subsequent two decades, while hundreds of foreign security entities came and went, Sediqi remained steadfast on the ground. We have safely shepherded diplomatic delegations through high-threat environments, protected essential humanitarian food convoys for the United Nations, and secured major telecom and mining infrastructure across all 34 provinces.
Following the geopolitical transition of August 2021, Sediqi maintained its accredited status, securing full official authorization from the governing authorities in Kabul to continue offering protective services to foreign embassies, United Nations agencies, and humanitarian NGOs.
Uncompromising commitment to transparent contracting, ethical billing, and zero tolerance for corrupt practices.
Strict compliance with ICoCA guidelines, proportionate rules on the use of force, and respect for Afghan communities.
Continuous training, 24/7 Tactical Operations Center oversight, and proactive threat anticipation.
Proven emergency contingency planning, safe-haven networks, and medical evacuation capabilities.
Incorporated in Kabul with initial security contracts for infrastructure reconstruction and embassy residential compounds.
Established regional logistics bases in Herat, Mazar-i-Sharif, and Kandahar, fielding nationwide convoy escort teams.
Attained formal ICoCA membership and ISO 9001/ISO 18788 certifications, distinguishing Sediqi as a premier national provider.
Maintained uninterrupted diplomatic and UN protective details throughout the government transition with official accreditation.
Deployment of next-generation satellite telemetry, B7 ballistic armored SUV additions, and expanded whistleblower oversight.
Every individual wearing the Sediqi insignia undergoes the most exhaustive background investigation and physical training regime in Afghanistan.
10-finger biometric capture, tribal elder guarantors, Ministry of Interior background verification, and continuous local intelligence cross-checks.
Mandatory induction and recurrent quarterly coursework in ICoCA rules, avoidance of civilian collateral harm, non-discrimination, and gender sensitivity.
Weapons safety discipline, defensive shooting, VIP extraction, fire safety, and emergency tactical casualty care (TCCC) paramedic certification.
Speak directly with our senior operations leadership in Kabul to discuss embassy security, armored transport, or provincial deployment.