Colonel Khamis Musbah Al Marar, Head of the Ports and Airports Security Department at the Abu Dhabi Police, inaugurated the Weapons Educational Museum. This museum is to be used during training courses to promote security awareness and instill concepts and skills within staff members of the Ports Security Institute.
Colonel Al Marar stressed the Abu Dhabi Police’s commitment to keep up-to-date with the latest and best techniques to develop police member skills and boost the community’s security and safety.
Lieutenant Abdul Latif Mohammed Khamis Al Hammadi, Director of the Training Branch at the Ports Security Institute, presented a briefing on the museum’s objectives. “This museum is the first-of-its-kind in the country. It targets the staff members of the police, customs, and naturalization, residency, and ports to familiarize them with the nature of banned material and prevent such items from entering through airports and ports. They are also briefed on some methods that were exposed in previous incidents to bring these materials into the country,” indicated Al Hammadi.
He added: “In conjunction with the training courses in the institute, training visits to the museum will be organized to acquaint attendees with its objectives. This aims to enrich the theoretical lectures with field experiences enhancing skills in the areas of police and security work.”
The inauguration ceremony was attended by a number of officers and representatives of the Customs Department at the Abu Dhabi International Airport. In parallel, the Director of the Ports and Airports Security Department at Abu Dhabi Police attended the graduation ceremony of trainees from four specialized training courses in the field of the ports and airports security; the ceremony was organized by the Ports Security Institute. A total of 70 trainees from the Abu Dhabi Police GHQ participated in these courses, which included: the “Airports Security Basics” course; the “Detection and Security Inspection using computer based simulation training (CBT)” course; the “Relationship Management between Superiors and Subordinates” course; and the “English Language” course for the Airports Police Members.
Colonel Al Marar noted that these specialized training courses embody the Abu Dhabi Police GHQ’s strategy to qualify and train its human cadre and provide them with the scientific and practical knowledge, experience, and skills that enable them to perform their security functions and duties efficiently and effectively.
“The institute pursues its training duties in accordance with its plan to train and qualify security officers and individuals operating in ports and airports. This plan is based on model curricula of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO),” indicated Al Marar.
The Head of the Ports and Airports Security Department noted that the training is of great importance to develop the security capabilities of officers and individuals. “The participation of officers from the Airport Customs Department at the Abu Dhabi International Airport in the security inspection specialized training program is vital to enhance coordination and cooperation with strategic partners,” Al Marar highlighted.
The graduation ceremony was attended by a number of officers from the Ports and Airports Security Department, and customs officials at the Abu Dhabi International Airport.
Concluding, Colonel Khamis Al Marar distributed certificates to the graduates wishing them success in their duties.
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