The "Future Police" summer program has launched its 27th session for males and its 9th session for females at Ajman Police.

The Ajman Police General Headquarters launched today the 27th session of its "Future Police" summer program for males and the 9th session for females. This comprehensive training program, which runs until July 30, 2026, aims to develop students' capabilities, reinforce values ​​of belonging and discipline, and instill a sense of social responsibility within a training environment that combines knowledge and skills. Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Rashid Al Jarwan, Head of the Training Center at Ajman Police, emphasized that the "Future Police" program is a leading community initiative that Ajman Police is committed to implementing annually, in line with its vision of investing in human capital and preparing a conscious generation equipped with the skills and abilities to contribute positively to serving their nation and community. The head of the Ajman Police Training Center explained that the program offers a comprehensive training experience combining military and sports training, cultural and awareness programs, and specialized workshops. It also focuses on developing leadership and teamwork skills, enhancing self-confidence and self- discipline, and includes practical training in military discipline, physical fitness, and self-defense skills. Furthermore, it features awareness lectures on traffic safety and community security, as well as educational and religious programs, all under the supervision of a select group of specialized training experts. Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Rashid Al Jarwan noted the continuation of the advanced category for graduates of previous courses. This category allows participants to gain practical experience within police departments, contributing to the development of their practical skills and enhancing their leadership readiness. It also reflects Ajman Police's commitment to providing advanced training pathways for outstanding program participants.