Ajman Police welcomes 523 students to the Future Police Summer Program

Brigadier General Mohammed Shaiban Suwaidan, Deputy Director General of Support Services at Ajman Police, inaugurated the 27th session of the "Future Police" summer program for males, the 9th session for females, and the second session for advanced students. The opening ceremony was attended by a number of officers and 523 male and female Emirati students, aged 12 to 17, who successfully completed their studies during the current academic year. Students from the Masfout and Manama areas also participated. Brigadier General Suwaidan stated that the "Future Police" program is one of the leading annual initiatives organized by Ajman Police. Its aim is to instill security values ​​and positive behavior in young people, and to cultivate their sense of national pride and self-discipline through comprehensive training, educational, and sports activities supervised by specialized personnel. Lieutenant Colonel Mohammed Rashid Al Jarwan Al Shamsi, Head of the Training Center at Ajman Police, explained that the program includes military training (infantry and weapons handling), weapons assembly and disassembly training, and physical exercises to build strong and healthy bodies. It also teaches the principles of military discipline, self-defense skills to enhance self-confidence and the ability to handle emergency situations, traffic safety awareness workshops, and a cultural and religious program that contributes to building a well-rounded personality in the students. Lieutenant Colonel Al Shamsi added that the program included 523 participants, 347 of whom were new recruits. The number of new recruits from Masfout and Manama reached 118, while the number of advanced recruits was 58. These advanced recruits, aged 15 to 17, are male citizens and graduates of previous "Future Police" courses. They receive intensive training at service centers covering customer service, police operations, human resources, and media and public relations. He stressed that the program was carefully designed to motivate students and make the most of their time during the summer vacation by instilling positive behaviors and early security awareness in them, noting the positive impact of the program on students’ behavior at home, according to the guidance of parents who expressed their gratitude to Ajman Police for their keenness to build a conscious and distinguished generation.