Under the patronage of His Excellency Major General Ahmed Saif bin Zaytoon Al-Muhairi, Commander of Abu Dhabi Police, the city of Al Ain hosted a special ceremony for the specialized displays of the 22nd batch of the National Service Program for the year 2024-2025. The recruits showcased the skills and knowledge they acquired during their training period, reflecting their commitment to defending the homeland and playing an active role in achieving its security and stability. These displays aim to highlight the importance of national service and the values of loyalty and courage it represents.
A Special Celebration at the Police Rehabilitation Field
The ceremony was held at the Police Rehabilitation Building at the Saif bin Zayed Academy for Police Sciences and Security, beginning with the national anthem and a recitation of verses from the Holy Quran. The recruits then demonstrated their skills in a well-executed military parade, showcasing their high physical fitness and strong morale. His Excellency expressed pride and appreciation for the achievements of the recruits.
A Message from the Commander of Abu Dhabi Police to the Recruits
Major General Ahmed Saif bin Zaytoon Al-Muhairi congratulated the recruits on their accomplishments and expressed hope that they would apply the knowledge they gained to enhance the resources of the armed forces. National service is an essential part of building a generation equipped with the necessary capabilities to serve the nation, as His Excellency emphasized its importance in promoting security and stability in the country.
The Importance of National Service in Building Competencies
He pointed out the need for the integration of efforts from all state institutions to promote the concept of national service, which is a fundamental pillar in protecting the homeland and preserving its achievements. He highlighted the importance of qualifying national cadres to be capable of facing future challenges and contributing to comprehensive development.
Significant Participation from Civil Defense
The ceremony also featured participation from Brigadier Hussein Ali Al-Junaibi, Director of the Police Rehabilitation Department, who expressed pride in the new generation of defenders of the homeland within the ranks of national service. Additionally, 39 participants from the Abu Dhabi Civil Defense graduated from a specialized course, enhancing cooperation among various entities in serving the nation. The event was also attended by several prominent figures, including Brigadier General Obaid Mubarak Al-Mansoori, Commander of Zayed II Military College.