Ajman police participate in the government best practices forum in happiness and quality of life

The General Command of Ajman Police participated in the activities of the government best practices forum in happiness and quality of life organized by the national program for happiness and positivity, with the participation of about a thousand representatives of federal and local government agencies and executive heads of happiness and positivity.

The forum, which represents a comprehensive government platform that brings together federal and local government agencies, aims to create a platform for exchanging knowledge, experiences, experiences and best practices in the areas of enhancing the quality of life and happiness in the UAE, by presenting the results of initiatives, projects, programs and policies implemented by government agencies, which contributes to building capacities and enhancing Knowledge by generalizing these experiences.

The participation of the Ajman Police General Command came through the presentation made by Major Dr. Mohammed bin Hazeem Al-Suwaidi, head of the Community Police Department in Ajman Police, the experience of "tolerance is the secret of happiness ... for a coherent, tolerant and cohesive society," stressing that the initiative is based on successful applications in the field of tolerance aiming to spread A culture of tolerance and promoting awareness of the anti-discrimination and hatred law, and reconciliation in all kinds of societal differences and combating school bullying.

The head of the community police department, Ajman Police, pointed out that these initiatives contributed to achieving a set of results during 2015 and 2017, as he benefited from the initiative “Tolerance, Friendliness, and Fraternity” 68 schools with 8100 students, and the “No Excellence and Hate” initiative benefited 50 entities and institutions including 3188 beneficiaries. It has staff, 67 schools, and 6,960 students.

He explained that the “Pardon at Ability” initiative achieved positive results, as the number of conciliation transactions reached 472 in 2015 and rose in 2016 to 1038, while in 2017 it rose to 2207 transactions, and the “Your Future in Your Hands” initiative benefited 38 students during the years From 2015 to 2017 with a success rate of 91%.