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ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)
Abu Dhabi Police honoured teams from the Ministry of Education in recognition of their efforts and fruitful cooperation in supporting the implementation of the “We are all Police Ambassadors” project in public schools.
The initiative aligns with the goals of the 2025 Year of Community, strengthens community partnerships, reinforces the values of responsibility and positive citizenship, and helps create a safe and healthy school environment.
Acting Director of the Community Police Department, Colonel Saif Ali Al Jaberi, affirmed that the recognition reflects appreciation for the outstanding efforts made by the Ministry of Education teams in supporting and executing the project.
Their work contributes to instilling a sense of belonging and responsibility among students, enhancing communication between police and the school community through innovative and high-quality programmes, and encouraging volunteering through the “We are all Police” platform.
Lieutenant Colonel Rashid Saeed Al Ashkhari, Head of the “We are all Police” Section at the Community Police Department, explained that the project has achieved notable successes and impactful results by reducing undesirable behaviours and encouraging students to contribute effectively to community service.
The project also helps unlock students’ creativity by developing their skills. He noted that numerous volunteer opportunities were organised inside and outside school campuses, alongside workshops and training courses that raised students’ security and community awareness.
The Ministry of Education team praised the role of Abu Dhabi Police in supporting the school community and launching innovative initiatives and projects that enhance the education ecosystem and reinforce the values of partnership and cooperation to better serve society.
