Ajman Police and the Law Respect Culture Office organize community coexistence councils for Sudanese, Indian and Chinese communities to discuss promoting the values of tolerance

The General Command of Ajman Police and the Law Respect Culture Office at the Ministry of Interior organized community coexistence councils for Sudanese, Indian and Chinese communities in the Emirate of Ajman to discuss ways to enhance community coexistence and the values ​​of brotherhood, love, humanity and tolerance.
Captain Abdul Rahman Ibrahim Ali Al Shamsi, Head of Strategy and Performance Development and a number of officers and individuals in Ajman Police participated in the councils hosted by the Sudanese, Indian and Chinese community, stressing that the police’s participation in the Council for Community Coexistence came in order to achieve social responsibility and enhance its relationship with society and its various segments, and in support of For the wise leadership efforts to establish the values ​​of tolerance, brotherhood and peaceful coexistence.
Representatives from the community and Ajman police officers spoke during the council about the importance of the values ​​of tolerance in promoting peaceful coexistence, and supporting the positive image of tolerance of the administrations state with other countries and nationalities, and the efforts made by the state in laying the foundations of tolerance as drawn by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
At the end, shields were exchanged and Ajman community representatives were honored by the representatives of the police and the personalities participating in the council, and the attendees praised the efforts of Ajman Police and their positive cooperation with the communities in achieving peaceful social coexistence in the midst of the diversity of the communities and nationalities in the Emirati society, wishing them a distinguished pioneering path.