Enhancing Frontline Readiness through the Implementation of an International Program for Major Incident Management in Ajman

Under the patronage of His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, and in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Prevention Representative Office, and the National Integrated System for Readiness and Response – “Jahezia”, and organized by the Ajman Readiness and Response Program “Jahezia Ajman,” 60 frontline personnel successfully completed the basic training program for managing and supporting major incidents, internationally accredited by the European Center for Disaster Medicine. His Excellency the Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police stated that the implementation of this program comes within the framework of Ajman Emirate’s efforts to enhance the national readiness system and raise the efficiency of integrated response to major incidents and emergencies. This is achieved through the application of best international practices and the adoption of unified, internationally accredited methodologies, contributing to the development of national competencies and enabling them to effectively handle various challenges. For his part, His Excellency Hamad Tareem Al Shamsi, Director of the Representative Office of the Ministry of Health and Prevention in Ajman, explained that the training course focused on developing participants’ skills in managing major incidents, enhancing joint coordination between relevant entities, and raising the level of operational readiness. This ensures rapid response and effective crisis management within an integrated system. His Excellency Major General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al Nuaimi affirmed that the program demonstrates the commitment of Ajman Police General Headquarters and its strategic partners to achieving the objectives of the national strategy for emergency and crisis management, and to enhancing community safety and security. This is achieved through investment in human capital and the qualification of competencies capable of dealing with various emergency scenarios with high efficiency and professionalism. At the conclusion of the program, Dr. Adel Al Shamri Al Ajmi, CEO of the National Integrated System for Readiness and Response “Jahezia” and President of the UAE Doctors Initiative, emphasized that this program represents a qualitative step toward strengthening integration among various relevant entities and building an advanced national system capable of effectively responding to major incidents and crises. He noted that investing in training and qualifying frontline personnel is a fundamental pillar in achieving comprehensive readiness and sustaining health and community security in the country.