Sharjah Crown Prince Chairs Meeting To Enhance Police Academy Training And Education Standards
H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, led a meeting at the Sharjah Police Academy on Monday evening. The session, held at the academy's headquarters in University City, focused on enhancing the institution's training programmes. H.H. Sheikh Sultan highlighted the need for high-standard training to achieve the academy’s goals and future vision.
The board examined several critical issues to boost academic performance and improve education quality at the academy. Discussions included refining training programmes and academic offerings to better serve police personnel and the community. The aim is to ensure that police personnel are well-prepared according to international standards.
Various training programmes conducted with local and international institutions were reviewed during the meeting. These collaborations aim to enhance knowledge exchange and develop police personnel skills, thereby improving the overall training system. The board also discussed proposals to support national talents in strengthening the police education system.
Another significant topic was streamlining student registration processes for bachelor's and postgraduate programmes. The board considered aligning admission procedures with technological advancements to make them more efficient. This step is crucial for attracting more students and ensuring a smooth transition into their educational journey.
The progress of emergency medicine courses was also reviewed, along with the academy’s certification as a regional centre for such programmes. This accreditation aims to enhance police readiness in handling emergencies based on international best practices. It reflects the academy's commitment to maintaining high standards in all areas of training.
The meeting addressed ongoing developments and future plans for improving education quality within the academy. Proposals were made to qualify national talents further, ensuring they play a key role in advancing the police education system. These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to maintain the academy's leading position in policing education.
Board Members' Contributions
The dedication of board members and staff was acknowledged by H.H. Sheikh Sultan for their continuous efforts in implementing initiatives that strengthen the academy's standing as a premier policing institution. Their commitment is vital in driving forward these improvements and achieving long-term goals.
The meeting saw attendance from Major General Abdullah Mubarak bin Amer, Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police, who serves as Vice Chairman of the Board, alongside other notable members including Brigadier General Abdullah Ibrahim bin Nassar, Brigadier General Ghanem Khamees Al Hooli, Salem Obaid Al Hassan Al Shamsi, Sultan Ali bin Batti Al Mehairi, Sultan Mohammed Obaid Al Hajri, Brigadier General Dr. Mohammed Khamees Al Othmani (Director General), and Colonel Mohammed Hamad Al Suwaidi (Secretary).
With inputs from WAM
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