QNA
Doha
The Police College of Qatar on Thursday celebrated the graduation of the second batch of ‘Police Officers of Tomorrow’ programme in the college premises.
The graduation ceremony was held in the presence of the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior HE Abdullah bin Khalaf bin Hattab Al Kaabi and a lineup of officials and officers from the Ministry of Interior (MoI).
The new batch comprised 400 students who have undergone two weeks of different skills training, in addition to the cultural, educational and awareness content of the programme.
Commenting on the event, Training Officer at the Department of Training at the Police College Captain Mubarak Abdulaziz Al Mannai said the two-week programme attracts children from 9 to 11 years the age group and aims to enhance self-confidence and develop leadership skills.
He explained that the Police Officers of Tomorrow programme simulates the training programme for candidates officers at the Police College, in order to inculcate some skills that help educate young people about the role of the security personnel, in addition to instilling religious and national values in them.
Captain Mannai pointed out that the programme was organised in cooperation with the National Agency for Cybersecurity, the Ministry of Endowment (Awqaf) and Islamic Affairs to give educational lectures to students, in addition to cooperation with Dreama, Shafallah and Aman centres, in order to broaden community participation.