Baku:The Ministry of Interior (MOI) has introduced the 'Police Diplomatic Leadership' training programme through its Leadership Development Centre, in collaboration with the International Affairs Office. This initiative is in partnership with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, Rabdan Academy, and the University of New South Wales (UNSW).
According to Wam, the programme is designed to equip police leaders with essential skills for diplomatic engagement, international relations, and institutional representation. It aims to prepare participants with advanced knowledge and practical skills in various areas including diplomacy, international relations, strategic analysis, international law, and diplomatic protocol and etiquette.
The programme also focuses on developing negotiation skills and the use of artificial intelligence to enhance decision-making processes. Over a span of 12 months, participants will engage in classroom instruction, distance learning, and practical training. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, enabling participants to understand and analyse geopolitical developments, conduct negotiations, and build international partnerships.
Additionally, the programme aims to enhance the readiness of participants to represent the Ministry of Interior effectively at international forums, boost security and diplomatic partnerships, and elevate the UAE's standing on the global stage. It also emphasizes strengthening leadership, communication, and institutional representation skills through the use of AI tools.