Colonel Khalid Khalfan Bin Hendi, Director of the Police Training Institute of the General Command of Ajman Police, said: "Last year, 97 training courses were held in police, security and legal sciences magazines. The number of participants in these training courses from Ajman Police General Command was 2200 officers, The number of trainees undergoing the evaluation was 2071 trainees, while the first quarter of the current year witnessed the organization of 79 training courses and workshops, in which 947 trainees participated in the police. Bin Hindi pointed out that the police dedicates most of the training programs and workshops during the current year to creativity and innovation and delight the police with the aim of developing the human resources working in the police skills and in order to prepare development projects for the General Command of Ajman Police and to identify the challenges and transform them into development initiatives to improve institutional performance and upgrading Leadership in excellence and achievement of leadership objectives related to the implementation of the Ministry of Interior's strategy in all required standards. "The General Directorate of Ajman Police is working hard to develop and develop human resources working in the police to improve performance and provide the best services to the community," said Colonel Bin Hendi. "The development of human resources is based on the results of the employees' performance. Training needs that help to raise the level of performance of employees in order to improve police work in accordance with the strategic plans developed by the Ministry of the Interior. The director of the police training institute said that the latest methods and techniques are being used in the training programs. He pointed out that the institute contains training halls equipped with modern digital techniques that contribute to developing the skills of the trainees, providing advanced means of presenting electronic programs that contribute to knowledge transfer. From the electronic archive to raise their cultural and cognitive level.
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