Within the councils of community coexistence ... Ajman Police organizes a lecture allowed on recovering from addiction

Within the series of Peaceful Coexistence Councils organized by the Office of Culture of Respect for Law in the Ministry of Interior, the General Command of Ajman Police organized a lecture entitled "Permitted" on recovering from addiction "at the Ajman Society for Social and Cultural Development to support the" Permitted "initiative launched by the Irada Center to support those recovering from addiction and integrate them into Society, in the presence of His Excellency Brigadier Omar Muhammad Al Shamsi, Director General of Resources and Support Services, his deputy Brigadier Ali Hamid Al Mussaybi, Colonel Muhammad Shaiban Suwaidan, Director of the Human Resources Department, and Colonel Saif Khalifa Saif Al Muhairi, Director of the Drug Control Department, and HE Mona Saqr Al Matrooshi, Director The association, Mr. Abdullah Al-Ansari, Director of Community Research, Awareness and Public Relations at the Irada Center for Treatment and Rehabilitation in Dubai and a number of officers described the officers as Ajman Police.
His Excellency Colonel Saif Khalifa Al Muhairi, Director of the Anti-Narcotics Department of Ajman Police said that organizing the lecture was part of the efforts of the Ajman Police in combating drugs and limiting their promotion, in addition to educating community and family members to support those recovering from addiction to return to their normal life and to engage in society to ensure a complete cessation of Addiction without returning to it.
The lecture was given by Professor Abdullah Al-Ansari, Director of Community Research, Awareness and Public Relations at the Irada Center for Treatment, who emphasized that the "allowed" initiative aims to tolerate this category and give them hope and support to restore their lives, pointing out that the scourge of addiction has been linked in the minds of some with crime rather than looking at Its reality is disease and illness, which negatively affected the society's view of this group, which made many patients reach the situation to a dead end and despair from recovery from the risk of addiction.
Al-Ansari discussed during the lecture several main axes, the first of which is the family. The second axis is to secure the job for the recovered, and the last axis is the community by spreading the idea of ​​tolerance with those who wish to recover from and help them return to their families and society.
In conclusion, His Excellency Brigadier Omar Muhammad Al-Shamsi honored His Excellency Mona Saqr Al-Matroushi, Director of the Association, and Mr. Abdullah Al-Ansari, and the attendees praised the efforts of Ajman Police and the Office of Culture of Respect for Law in the Ministry of Interior in spreading the message of tolerance by organizing peaceful coexistence councils with various groups, including those who recover from addiction Wishing them a distinguished and pioneering career.