Ajman Police implements youth fingerprint initiative

In its ongoing efforts to achieve integration with the community and to highlight the role of community policing in encouraging and motivating young people to learn and innovate, Ajman Police General Command, in cooperation with Al Ehsan Charity and Dubai Islamic Bank, implemented the "Youth Fingerprints" initiative, To enhance public satisfaction with the services provided. Maj. Gen. Amani Rashid Al-Sahib, Deputy Head of the Community Police Department of Ajman Police, said that this initiative was aimed at supporting the youth's abilities and appreciating their efforts for excellence and scientific creativity. Educational level. The "Young Fingerprints" initiative was implemented at the Office of the Director General of Police Operations in Ajman Police, meeting the outstanding students in the first three positions in the Emirate. The first place was awarded by Ridina Hisham Abdel Hamid, an Egyptian citizen, who received 99.7% of the school. Amal Gomaa Salem Al Kaabi from Mazira Secondary School ranked first in the category of citizens and the second in the emirate by 99.3%. Third place was occupied by Raghad Nasser Ahmad, a Jordanian woman from Al-Hikma School who got 99.0%. Members of the community police department handed over gifts to outstanding students, such as travel tickets for Umrah, housing and transportation to encourage them to persevere and perseverance in scientific excellence. The distinguished students and their families expressed their deep thanks and happiness for the attention of the Ajman Police General Command and the community police department for their achievements and scientific excellence, stressing the importance of the role of the community police in supporting the success and success of the youth future.