Major General Fawaz Hassan Al -Hassan, the Commander of the Royal Police Academy, received a delegation from the women’s police in the sisterly state of Kuwait, headed by Colonel Adhari Muhammad Al -Safi, Assistant Director of the Women’s Police Institute, in the presence of a number of officials in the academy.
At the beginning of the meeting, Major General Fawaz Hassan Al -Hassan welcomed the delegation of the Kuwaiti women’s police, stressing the depth of cooperation relations and brotherly ties that bring together academic and security institutions in the Kingdom of Bahrain and the sisterly state of Kuwait, noting that cooperation, coordination and exchange of field visits between academic and security institutions on both sides is a clear embodiment of the reach of security cooperation to advanced levels.
The academic commander also emphasized the royal academy’s keenness to enhance cooperation and exchange experiences with the Kuwaiti Women’s Police Institute in various fields of rehabilitation and training, in a way that contributes to developing skills and keeping pace with developments in the security and military field, praising the importance of these visits in seeing best practices in training and police education, and documenting the bonds of cooperation and exchanging successful experiences between the two sides.
The delegation listened to a brief presentation on the role of the Royal Police Academy, the stages of its development, and the mechanism of workflow in its various departments, in addition to the most prominent academic and training programs that it provides, especially directed to the rehabilitation of the women’s military component from the Ministry of Interior’s controls, in addition to field visits to a number of departments concerned with training and qualifying the women’s component in the Ministry of Interior, and a summary explanation about programs, sports activities and services The training presented by the Sports Federation for Public Security, and the delegation also briefed on live military offers for the ark queue at the Royal Academy of the Police in which the women’s element participated, in addition to a review of the team of a stick measuring military steps in the academy (the women’s component), a review of the police band, and an introductory tour of some of the academic facilities.
The delegation also visited a number of departments of the Ministry of Interior and the Nasser Al -Alami and Technical Center in Khalifa City, where the delegation was briefed on the technical and scientific capabilities provided by the center, in addition to the Child Welfare House at the Ministry of Social Development.
For its part, Colonel Adhari Muhammad Al -Safi expressed her happiness at the visit of the Royal Police Academy, expressing her admiration for this distinguished scientific and training edifice, and expressing her aspirations to enhance partnership and cooperation with the academy in various academic and training fields, in a way that serves the common interests between the two sides.
