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Ajman Police wins nine prestigious awards at the International Best Practices Awards (IBPC) in New Zealand 2025.

Ajman Police wins nine prestigious awards at the International Best Practices Awards (IBPC) in New Zealand 2025.

The Ajman Police General Command has achieved a new qualitative accomplishment, adding to its long list of successes. It won (9) international awards at the eleventh session of the International Best Practices Award (IBPC), held in New Zealand in 2025, amid widespread participation from various international institutions. On this occasion, His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-in- Chief of Ajman Police, expressed his pride in this honorable achievement, stressing that winning these international awards reflects the police leadership's commitment to adopting international best practices and applying the highest standards of quality and excellence in police work. His Excellency said: "These successes would not have been possible without the unlimited support of the wise leadership and the dedicated efforts of Ajman Police personnel, who have made innovation and creativity a constant approach in all areas of work." His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police affirmed that this leadership was crowned by the attention of His Highness Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al Nuaimi, Member of the Supreme Federal Council and Ruler of Ajman, the support of His Highness Sheikh Ammar bin Humaid Al Nuaimi, Crown Prince of Ajman and Chairman of the Executive Council, and the directives and follow-up of His Highness Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, which served as the impetus for achieving these accomplishments within the framework of contributing to the realization of Ajman Vision 2030, the "We the Emirates" Vision 2031, and the UAE Centennial 2071. Among the most prominent of these achievements is obtaining first place globally in the International Benchmarking Award with a (6) star rating, an exceptional achievement that reflects the efficiency of institutional performance and the leadership of police work in the Emirate of Ajman at the global level. For his part, Colonel Saif Abdullah Al Falasi, Director of the Strategy and Performance Development Department, stated that among the award categories, the “Honoring the Deceased” practice won first place globally in the “Customer Focus” category, with it receiving a (6) star rating for its excellence in establishing human values ​​and caring for the families of the deceased. The “Beginning of Hope” initiative, which aims to enhance the quality of life of convicted inmates, also received a (6) star rating, confirming the leadership of Ajman Police in integrating the human and social dimension into police work. In terms of innovation and digital transformation, the Smart Bail System, the Smart Report Waiver System, and the Innovation Lab Development Practice each achieved a (5)-star rating, reflecting Ajman Police's success in adopting smart technical solutions to serve customers with high efficiency. Meanwhile, the "Golden Traffic Points" practice received a (4)-star rating in the International Best Practices Awards, in recognition of its role in raising traffic awareness and encouraging positive driver behavior. In recognition of Ajman Police's efforts, excellence, and leadership in the IBPC International Practices Award, it received the Certificate of Excellence in Best Practices, in recognition of (3) practices receiving a 5-star rating or higher, strengthening its position among the best police institutions in the world. It is worth noting that this award is one of the most prestigious and pioneering international awards that encourages institutions in the public and private sectors to share their best operational and administrative practices, processes, systems, and initiatives with the aim of sharing knowledge, learning from the experiences of others, and appreciating these practices. It is administered annually by the Center for Organizational Excellence Research (COER), an international organization based in New Zealand that conducts benchmarking, business excellence research, and consulting in cooperation with several organizations. Global quality and excellence.

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