Al-Maaitah inaugurates the electronic shooting range modernization project
Al-Maaitah sponsors the graduation ceremony for the new police preparation and qualification course in Al-Kafrain
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Public Security Director, Major General Dr. Obaidullah Al-Maaitah, sponsored on Thursday the graduation ceremony for the new police preparation and qualification course at the Gendarmerie Training School in Al-Kafrain, in the presence of several senior directorate officers and the graduates' families.
Major General Al-Maaitah began the ceremony by inspecting the graduates' parade, who marched past the podium in both slow and quick time, reflecting their level of preparation and high discipline, as well as the skills acquired during the training stages through an integrated program that combined police qualification and field training.
The graduates recited the oath of loyalty and allegiance to the nation, the King, and the Constitution, pledging to God to fulfill the responsibility with sincerity and integrity, and to safeguard the nation's security and protect lives and property.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the Public Security Director presented awards to the deserving graduates, congratulating them and their families.
On the sidelines of the celebration, Major General Al-Maaitah inaugurated the modernization project for the electronic shooting range at the Gendarmerie Training School in Al-Kafrain, as part of the Public Security Directorate's efforts to keep pace with technological developments and provide modern tools that contribute to enhancing the skills of personnel and raising their efficiency in carrying out various security duties.
In the presence of several senior directorate officers, the Public Security Director reviewed the advanced equipment included in the project, which allows for day and night shooting at various distances and simulates diverse security scenarios that mirror field reality, contributing to raising the level of operational readiness to deal with various security conditions and challenges.
