The "Police of the Future" Summer Program Launches at Ajman Police

The 26th edition of the "Police of the Future" Summer Program for males and the 8th edition for females was launched at the Ajman Police General Command. The program was attended by His Excellency Brigadier Sultan Khalifa Al Muhairi, Director General of Resources and Support Services. 315 male and female Emirati students, aged 12 to 17, who successfully completed their studies during the current academic year, participated in the program, along with 79 students from the Masfout and Manama regions. The program aims to develop students' skills and promote the values ​​of belonging, discipline, and social responsibility. It comes within the framework of supporting and empowering the "Year of Community" initiatives. Ajman Police has been keen to include people of determination and orphans, as well as students under the care of social support, in the summer program, to support them and enable their integration into society. His Excellency Brigadier Sultan Khalifa Al Muhairi stated that the "Future Police" program is one of the pioneering annual initiatives organized by Ajman Police. It aims to instill security values ​​and positive behavior in young people, and to develop a sense of national pride and self-discipline through integrated training, educational, and sports activities supervised by specialized personnel. Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Rashid Al Jarwan Al Shamsi, Head of the Ajman Police Training Center, explained that the program includes military training (infantry and weapons), training students on disassembling and assembling weapons, and physical exercises to build strong and healthy bodies. It also teaches students the principles of military discipline. The program also includes self-defense skills to enhance self-confidence and the ability to deal with emergency situations. It also includes awareness workshops on traffic safety and a cultural and religious program that contributes to building a balanced personality for students. Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Al Shamsi added that the current edition has introduced a new advanced category for male citizens aged 15 to 17. The 43 participants are graduates of previous "Future Police" courses and are receiving intensive training at service centers, covering customer service, media and public relations, human resources, and police operations. He emphasized that the program was carefully designed to motivate students and utilize their time during the summer vacation to their benefit, by instilling positive behaviors and early security awareness. He noted the program's positive impact on students' behavior at home, as praised by parents who expressed their gratitude to Ajman Police for its commitment to building a knowledgeable and distinguished generation.