Abu Dhabi Police graduates 202 trainees from police and security qualification course in Al Ain
The Abu Dhabi Police General Headquarters has graduated 202 trainees from the 49th Police and Security Qualification Course, organised by the Police Qualification Department in Al Ain, as part of its ongoing efforts to prepare and qualify police and security personnel and enhance their readiness to carry out their duties efficiently and professionally in line with the evolving requirements of…
The Abu Dhabi Police General Headquarters recently celebrated the graduation of 202 trainees from the 49th Police and Security Qualification Course, held in Al Ain. This graduation ceremony marked the culmination of a rigorous three-month training programme organised by the Police Qualification Department.
Brigadier Mohammed Hamad Al Kaabi, Director of the Saif bin Zayed Academy for Security and Policing Sciences, addressed the graduates, congratulating them on successfully meeting the course requirements. He urged the newly qualified officers to uphold the values of discipline, responsibility, and dedication in their duties, and work collaboratively to enhance community security and safety.
Colonel Dr Mubarak Salem Al Ameri, Acting Director of the Police Qualification Department, emphasized Abu Dhabi Police's commitment to preparing highly qualified personnel equipped with the necessary skills and readiness to respond to evolving security challenges. The training programme encompassed theoretical and practical components, including academic studies, physical fitness, military sciences, specialisation in security awareness, and emergency management skills.
During the ceremony, a video presentation showcased the graduates' journey through the course. They took the oath of allegiance, reaffirming their commitment to their duties in service of the nation and the security of the community. Outstanding graduates were recognised for their excellence and discipline. The graduates expressed pride in joining Abu Dhabi Police and their dedication to applying their newfound knowledge and skills in their police and security roles.
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