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Ajman Police General Commander attends graduation of 4 courses

Ajman Police General Commander attends graduation of 4 courses

His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of the Ajman Police, attended the ceremony in the presence of Colonel Khalid Khalfan Al Qamzi, Director of the Police Training Institute.
The first session on "Development of Supervisory Skills" was presented by Dr. Imad Mohammed Shehadi with the participation of 14 officers from the various Police Commanders of the Ministry of Interior, in which he discussed the basics, rules and methods of developing skills, and how to acquire them through general refining and follow-up.
While the second session on "Sense of security skills" in cooperation with the Australian Federal Police, in which 10 officers participated officers and individuals from various police leaders in the state, and dealt with the most important foundations of sensory in the fight against crime.
While the third session on the "Investigation of cybercrime" was presented by Dr. Hassan Ahmed Ibrahim with the participation of 12 officers from the officers officers and individuals from different police leaderships of the Ministry of Interior, during which he addressed several axes including ways and methods of penetrations and investigation of cybercrime, Electronic crime and digital evidence are legitimate.
The fourth session on "Developing Creativity and Innovation Skills at Work" was presented by Dr. Saad Eddin Ashtawi, with the participation of 19 members of the ranks of officers and individuals from various Police Commanders of the Ministry of Interior, in which he discussed the development of skills and creativity through refinement, research and analysis of results to achieve creative innovations on an ongoing basis.
At the end of the ceremony, Ajman Police Commander honored the lecturers and presented certificates to graduates of the courses wishing them success in their practical lives.

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