Dubai Police Diploma advances smart policing strategies
Aljawader, who is part of Dubai Police's Police Innovation and Leadership (PIL) Diploma, has described his participation in the programme as a transformative experience that is sharpening his leadership skills and introducing him to cutting-edge tools shaping the future of law enforcement.
He further expressed his sincere gratitude to His Excellency Lieutenant-General Shaikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, Minister of Interior, for granting him the opportunity to participate in such a prestigious programme.
'As an officer leading teams in the Protocol and VIP Protection Directorate, I always seek innovative methods to enhance operational efficiency and team performance. The PIL Diploma delivers a future-focused curriculum that perfectly aligns with my vision of modern security leadership,' said Aljawder.
Impactful experience
Reflecting on his most impactful experience, Aljawder highlighted the interactive workshops as a key strength of the programme.
'Engaging with police leaders from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds gave me invaluable insights into leadership, innovation, and operational excellence. The sessions on AI-supported policing and advanced security technologies reshaped how I view decision-making and tech integration in law enforcement. These workshops have deepened my understanding of innovation as a catalyst for improving police operations,' he said.
Balanced design
Commenting on the programme's structure, Aljawder commended its balanced design: 'It combines theoretical knowledge with practical exposure in a seamless and well-organised way. The expert-led sessions, field visits, and logistical coordination reflect Dubai Police's outstanding commitment to excellence. I'm truly grateful for the opportunity and the effort invested in creating this rich learning environment. The PIL Diploma sets a benchmark for global police training.'
Aljawder is keen to share what he has learned with colleagues back home, particularly in integrating AI into police work, data-driven decision-making, and smart security systems.
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