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Major General Al-Naimi inaugurates the furniture manufacturing workshop for the inmates of the Punitive and Correctional Institution in Ajman

Major General Al-Naimi inaugurates the furniture manufacturing workshop for the inmates of the Punitive and Correctional Institution in Ajman

His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, opened a workshop for the manufacture of furniture and products for inmates at the Punitive and Correctional Institution in Ajman, in the presence of His Excellency Colonel Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of the Department of Punitive and Correctional Institution, Mrs. Zouzhi Aksu, Director of Art Menland Supporting Company, and Colonel Saeed Sultan Al-Shamsi Deputy The Director of the Foundation, and a number of senior officers, described officers and individuals in Ajman Police, in order to achieve its social responsibility by qualifying inmates and honing their talents.
His Excellency Brigadier Mubarak Khalfan Al-Razi, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department in Ajman, said that Ajman police provided through the workshop all the workshop requirements for equipment for work and materials from wood, leather, fabric, etc., and to provide engineers and technicians to train inmates and inmates, operate machines, and work on them according to the occupational health and safety requirements.
His Excellency added that the opening of the workshop came within the efforts of Ajman police to qualify and train inmates and develop their expertise and skills to enable them to integrate into society and improve their conditions at the end of their sentences, where inmates work to manufacture furniture, bags and shoes in a manner that is compatible with the requirements of the UAE market and meets the desire of consumers, so that the products are marketed and sold in Markets.
His Excellency added that the workshop was opened with a capacity of up to 50 inmates of men, and 50 women work on an official time in exchange for a material wage that supports their living conditions. Workers in the workshop are chosen from inmates according to the requirements of the institution and they pass physical, mental and psychological health tests, as the workshop contains equipment and tools that require Awareness and full awareness to ensure their safety, stressing that inmates work in the workshop in accordance with the standards and requirements of protection and safety.

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