Major General Sheikh Sultan Al Nuaimi congratulates two Ajman Police officers for obtaining the professional diploma for supervision and inspection

His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander- in-Chief of Ajman Police, congratulated two officers from the Ajman Police for completing the requirements of the professional diploma for control and inspection from the Ministry of Interior, which was organized within the initiatives of the Office of the Inspector General for the development of the human cadre, and providing it with the necessary knowledge within the framework of an integrated plan to be implemented during the phase Next, in cooperation and coordination with the Ministry's Professional Development Center administration. His Excellency the Ajman Police Commander-in-Chief hosted in his office Lt. Col. Ahmed Rashid Al Suwaidi, Deputy Director of the Office of the Commander in Chief, Captain Hamid Ahmed Sultan Al Shamsi, Director of Committees and Work Teams Branch, and congratulated them on obtaining the professional diploma in supervision and inspection, wishing them a prosperous process of success, stressing that Ajman Police is distinguished by the distinction of its employees.Lieutenant Colonel Ahmed Rashid Al Suwaidi and Captain Hamid Al Shamsi presented a paper entitled "Administrative Control and its Role in Future Foresight". The study concluded that advanced science and technology such as artificial intelligence techniques such as artificial intelligence techniques can be employed to carry out administrative control tasks and anticipate the future, and to rely on modern methods and means in achieving administrative control. By creating a smart program that monitors and analyzes all data and identifies future risks and events that may negatively affect the achievement of the organization’s future strategies and directions. It is noteworthy that the Professional Diploma for Supervision and Inspection was prepared and implemented by the Center for Continuing Education and Professional Development at the University of Sharjah, with 130 training hours that spanned over a period of 6 months through distance education.