Hamidiyah Comprehensive Police Station organizes the initiative Our students are a trust
Al-Hamidiyah Comprehensive Police Station organized the “Our students are a trust” initiative to enhance security and safety and educate children about the need to take advantage of the summer vacation, in order to enhance their positive behavior and refine their energies for their benefit and the benefit of their community.
Lieutenant Colonel Yahya Khalaf Al-Matrourashi, Director of Al-Hamidiyah Comprehensive Police Station, said that the "Our Students are a Trust" initiative included a number of activities, including the implementation of 300 visits to spread awareness of homes and residential areas, in addition to educating the public on ways to enhance the security culture of children and parents on the best ways to make use of the summer vacation period. These include sports, agriculture and reading, and raising awareness of the vital sports activities and facilities in the Police Sports and Shooting Club, which develop the capabilities and capabilities of children and enable them to face future challenges, in addition to educating male and female students participating in the Future Police Summer Course organized in the Police Sports and Shooting Club.
Captain Muhammad Sultan Al Dhaheri, Director of the Security Information Branch, added that the initiative of our students is a trust aimed at containing our male and female student children, given the importance of the summer vacation and the free time that permeates it, stressing that Ajman Police is keen on making society happy, by implementing initiatives and activities that serve the family and children, noting parents The point is that the family is the foundation and structure of society, and therefore children must be cared for and given the correct upbringing. This is the goal that everyone must realize and work towards, especially in the summer period, because they are the future of the country, its pillar and the leaders of tomorrow.
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