The Comprehensive Police Center in Al-Jazeera Al-Hamra, Ras Al Khaimah, has launched proactive services and initiatives as part of the “Community Year 2025” campaign, aimed at celebrating outstanding students from secondary schools. Key offerings include authorized traffic file services, the issuance of criminal status certificates, and the distribution of “Fazza” discount cards, all driven by the principles of solidarity, cooperation, and community engagement. These efforts are in alignment with the objectives of the Community Year, aimed at enhancing national and social responsibility among citizens.
The center’s director, Colonel Dr. Salem Rashid Al-Masafri, emphasized that the Ministry of Interior, represented by Ras Al Khaimah Police, is committed to supporting national efforts that aim to encourage and assist students. This includes providing all necessary police services and facilities to create an environment conducive to their academic pursuits, allowing them to focus on their studies and achievements without distractions that might hinder their academic progress.
Additionally, the center has organized a variety of awareness lectures aimed at preparing secondary school graduates. These sessions cover issues related to public safety and security, educating students on how to protect themselves and their communities from crime, as well as effective crime prevention methods. The lectures also address how to respond to emergencies, navigate challenges, and achieve recovery, reinforcing the importance of education and knowledge in contributing to national development and sustainability.