Ajman Police Explores Exchange of Expertise and Knowledge with a Delegation from Dubai Police

The Operations Department at Ajman Police General Headquarters received a delegation from Dubai Police General Headquarters. The visit aimed to strengthen cooperation and exchange expertise and knowledge in operational and security fields, as well as to learn about best practices in managing reports and incidents and enhancing field response efficiency. The delegation was received by Colonel Saeed Al Madhani, Deputy Director of the Operations Department at Ajman Police, and several officers. Colonel Al Madhani welcomed the visiting delegation, emphasizing the importance of strengthening cooperation and coordination between police forces in the UAE and exchanging successful experiences to contribute to developing the security system and improving the quality of services provided to the public. The Dubai Police delegation included Major Ahmed Obaid Al Suwaidi, Head of the Jurisdiction Areas Section; Captain Engineer Ahmed Bader Al Najjar, Head of the Field Response Section; and First Lieutenant Sultan Saif Al Hamrani, Assistant Head of the Section. During the visit, the delegation was briefed on the operational mechanisms of the Ajman Police Central Operations Room, including the systems and technologies used for receiving, managing, and tracking reports. They also discussed ways to enhance response times to emergencies and mechanisms for handling incidents and reports in accordance with best modern policing practices. Colonel Saeed Al Madhani emphasized that reciprocal visits between police leaderships represent a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge and expertise and learn from best practices, thus supporting continuous development efforts and enhancing the efficiency of security and operational performance. For their part, the Dubai Police delegation commended the advanced level achieved by the Ajman Police Operations Room, praising the quality of police work, operational efficiency, and high level of readiness in managing reports and incidents. They also lauded the warm reception and the constant willingness to cooperate and exchange expertise in service of shared security objectives.