In Ajman police chief Assistant first honors Abdullah Ibrahim Al Marzouki, on the occasion of his retirement after 30 years service in the military action
In the framework of the embodiment of the strategic values approved by the Ministry
of Interior for all the dedicated from its members who are faithful performance in all
honesty and effort in the service of the homeland and to achieve security and safety,
HE Brigadier Sheikh Sultan Bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander in Chief of Ajman
Police presence of HE Colonel Abdullah Ahmad Hamrani Deputy Commanding
General, Assistant honored first Abdullah Ibrahim Marzouki of the Criminal
investigation department of the occasion of his retirement after the Ajman police
service during the 30 years he spent in most of its departments, including his effort
and dedication during his bus tender and good dealing with all of his colleagues and
his devotion and dedication to work during that period he spent with fellow police.
During which he stressed in Ajman police chief keenness of the leadership to
strengthen communication and closer ties between its members and current or retired
on the different positions they had occupied in recognition of their efforts they have
made during their tenure in the General Command of Ajman Police.
For his part, Assistant Venerable first Abdullah Ibrahim Almzrougui deep thanks and
appreciation to the leadership of Ajman Police on this honor, and the role of
continuous leadership in assessing the bids and the achievements of its employees,
military and civilian, so as to enhance the march of the security work in the emirate
wishing Ajman Police continued progress and prosperity.
Honor was attended by Colonel Omar Al Shamsi, General Manager, Support Services,
and Colonel Mohammed Hbaan Sweidan, director of the Office of the Commander in
Chief, Colonel Abdullah Saif Al Matrooshi, Director of Criminal Investigation
Management, and submitted to the Jaber Al Shamsi, Director of the Department of
comprehensive police stations.
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