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During the ceremony, His Excellency the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior honored the graduates of civil universities from various disciplines, who numbered 45 graduates from officer candidates at the Ministry of Interior and the Internal Security Force “Lekhwiya”.
After the honoring, His Excellency toured the virtual shooting range, during which he listened to a brief explanation of the various open and closed fields.
On this occasion, His Excellency said in a tweet via Twitter: “I congratulate the graduates of the qualifying course of officers’ candidates for their successful graduation, and their fulfillment of the requirements to join our security sector, in which we are proud of the role of all its citizens in promoting and maintaining security and under the wise leadership of His Highness the Emir.”
His Excellency the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior also witnessed the graduation ceremony of the last batch of 2022 police students, who numbered 200 out of 1200 students, at the Police College. The two ceremonies were attended by a number of senior officers, directors of departments at the Ministry of Interior, members of the Supreme Council of the Police College, faculty members and parents of graduates.
* Stages of the qualification course
The course was implemented in several stages, starting with the first stage (the renewal stage) for 5 weeks and included the military training program, in which the candidates spent 132 training hours, including training on infantry without weapons, infantry with weapons, training on the M16 rifle, and training on a pistol Glock, rifle shooting and pistol shooting. As for the sports training program, it included 73 training hours, including 29 hours of physical fitness and 44 hours of self-defense training.
The second phase (the phase of completing military training) began on the second of last April and ended on the 26th of the same month. The military training program included 57 training hours. The second phase also included a two-week foundational operations course in which the candidates received training in instinctive shooting, tactical shooting, and undercover shooting. Pressure, shooting through cars, fighting in built-up areas, descending from towers, arresting and controlling, closing and inspection points, transporting and securing prisoners, command of operations, and the number of hours of sports training was 19 hours.
The third phase was devoted to completing military and sports training for a period of 3 weeks, which began on June 4 and until the end of the phase, with a total of 53 hours of military training and 23 hours of sports training. The training phases ended with the academic phase and lasted for 6 weeks, and included lectures on investigation, criminal research, the Qatari Penal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Police Administration, the Legal Calendar and the Military Service Law.
* The first batch
and won first place in the general total, Lieutenant Abdullah Ali Al-Harami, and won the second place in the general total, Lieutenant Muhammad Hassan Al-Shamlan, and came in third place in the general total, Lieutenant Abdullah Ali Al-Mohannadi, and won the first place in the behavior and perseverance, Lieutenant Ali Abdul Rahman Al-Maliki, and Lieutenant Abdullah Mubarak Al-Khulaifi won the first place in shooting, and Lieutenant Abdulaziz Khaled Al-Enezi won the first place in fitness.
On this occasion, His Excellency Major General Abdulaziz bin Faisal Al Thani, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior, Commander of Lekhwiya Force, said: “The Ministry of Interior, through all its strategies over the past years, considered the human
element the basis of development and growth for all its security and service sectors.
His Excellency added: “And here we are celebrating, by the grace of God, the graduation of the members of the seventh inevitable qualification course for graduates of civil universities, who were selected according to the requirements of an approved plan that meets the ministry’s diverse needs from various disciplines, and then subject them to an academic study that includes a number of subjects such as law, police science and legal assessment curriculum. Which was prepared with the participation of the Public Prosecution and the Supreme Judicial Council, which includes the legal part represented in the Qatari Procedures Law and good dealing with the public. His Excellency stressed that the Ministry of Interior spares no effort to raise the efficiency of its employees to deal with all events and events hosted by the country, the most important of which comes during this year’s World Cup 2022 by raising the level of knowledge and skill necessary to perform the tasks with the highest level of accuracy and proficiency.
* Safety of vision
, in turn, His Excellency Lieutenant-General Saad bin Jassim Al-Khulaifi, Director of Public Security, said that the Police College, since its establishment several years ago, has proven the safety of vision in establishing a distinguished academic security edifice, as it succeeded in graduating hundreds of distinguished officers armed with science and knowledge and the military and physical training required for a man The college was also able to qualify graduates of civil universities who joined it over the course of seven years to join their colleagues in the Ministry of Interior and other military authorities.
His Excellency stressed that the Ministry of Interior is very keen to achieve the best rates of outstanding security performance and combat crime in all its forms, which made Qatar the first in the Middle East and North Africa in terms of security and safety in the Global Peace Index for several consecutive years, and praised the level of graduates of the Police College and their ability to Engaging in security work with fellow officers in the various departments of the Ministry.
* Maintaining security
As for Major General Dr. Abdullah Youssef Al-Mal, Advisor to His Excellency the Minister of Interior and Vice-President of the Supreme Council of the Police College, he said: “Today we are witnessing a new occasion of the Police College, which is the graduation of the members of the seventh inevitable qualification course for graduates of civil universities after they spent the required training period at the College To prepare them militarily, physically and scientifically, to be qualified to carry the message of maintaining security and safety alongside their colleagues from the Police College graduates.
He added that the college had succeeded in achieving many of the required tasks, in graduating officers armed with military knowledge and skills, and had become a security beacon to be emulated with its rich experience and cumulative expertise, indicating that the college, over the past few years, had effectively and powerfully contributed to providing the Ministry of Interior with a group of distinguished officers who were involved in The field and their colleagues contributed to maintaining security and stability, which confirms the integrity of the plan that the college is going on.
* Training programs
For his part, Brigadier General Abdul Rahman Majid Al Sulaiti, Director General of the Police College, said: The college harnessed its capabilities and facilities in order to graduate competent officers, and the Ministry of Interior and its leadership spared no effort in supporting the college in order to achieve its mission, and to go on the path of its goal, noting that The number of officers enrolled in the inevitable seventh qualification course for graduates of civil universities has reached (45) officers, distributed among some departments in the ministry and the Lekhwiya force.
Lt. Col. Fahd Saeed Al-Subaie, Director of the Training Department at the Police College, stressed the importance of this course, as it adds the military security aspect to the sciences and disciplines received by the course’s participants in civilian universities. He praised the high level of discipline of the course’s employees, and the excellence they showed during the course, stressing that their desire to obtain the highest benefit from the course contributed positively to their performance in all the training programs that were implemented, and that the will and determination with which they distinguished facilitated the task of the officers and trainers supervising the session.
