Sharjah:H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Crown Prince and Deputy Ruler of Sharjah, chaired the Sharjah Police Sciences Academy (SPSA) Council meeting at the Academy's headquarters in University City. During the meeting, he reviewed the new Virtual Education and Training Centre and emphasized the importance of integrating modern technologies in police education.
According to Wam, H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed praised the progress made by the Academy in adopting modern technologies, including artificial intelligence and virtual simulation. He highlighted the need for continuous investment in quality education and advanced technology to support criminal investigations and field security operations effectively.
The Council discussed various topics, including development projects to enhance police education and training, the results of admission procedures for the 28th cohort of officer cadets, and new designs for Academy insignia. Preparations for postgraduate graduation ceremonies and participation in the 45th Sharjah International Book Fair were also reviewed.
Additionally, the Council prepared for the 16th International Conference of the Arab Union for Sustainable Development and Environment, scheduled for December 2026, which will focus on 'Sustainable Development and Humanitarian Action in a Changing World.' The conference aims to foster scientific research and knowledge exchange on regional and international levels.
Furthermore, the Council explored enhancing the shooting and counter-terrorism team's capabilities by utilizing international expertise. A project to develop interactive undergraduate textbooks for an adaptive learning platform was reviewed to support digital learning environments.
On the sidelines of the meeting, H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Mohammed visited the Virtual Education and Training Centre, receiving briefings on its capabilities and future role in preparing security personnel for various challenges. He also learned about a project introducing a Level 4 Diploma in Police Sciences to improve police training and qualification programs.
The meeting and visit included participation from key figures such as Lieutenant General Abdullah Mubarak bin Amer, Major General Ghanem Khamis Al Houli, Major General Dr Mohammed Khamis Al Othmani, and other Council members.