ME Newswire
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Friday, July 19th 2013
The Abu Dhabi Police GHQ dispatched a delegation of women leaders to the United Kingdom to attend the Leadership Development & Supervisory Skills Program for Women for the MENA Region. The delegation included Captain Faten Mohammed Manahi, Strategy Branch Manager, at the Director General of Finance and Services’ Office; Lieutenant Jamila Abdurrahman Yaqub, from the Medical Services Department; and Senior Administrative Basma Talib Al Attas, Strategic Planning Branch Manager, at the Training Department. It is noteworthy that the five-week program is organized in cooperation with the Police College at Bramshill in the United Kingdom and the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA).
This initiative aims to develop women police staff members’ leadership and supervisory skills; promote and develop leaders, and qualify them to face difficulties and address them.
Captain Faten Manahi noted that the training course featured various programs, methods and good practices, which, if adopted by the officer or the leader, can contribute to the success of the management and supervision process, and reinforce personal development on the means to confront, control and resolve problems.
Furthermore, she stressed the importance of participating in the program, which enhances the exchange of expertise with other police agencies (such as Bahrain, Yemen, Palestine and Algeria Police), through the examples raised, in order to benefit from them, and from the mutual practical experience in police work.
"Within the framework of the Program, the delegation visited a number of police stations, and was briefed on their experiences, with a view to benefit from their expertise in the areas of joint work”, indicated Captain Manahi.
"As part of the program, we have learned several methods that can be followed to resolve problems that may face leaders and the organization, such as the CUDSA system. We were also acquainted with the role of leaders in management development, and other relevant topics”, she added.
Moreover, she listed the lessons learned from the training course, notably the "training in decision-making and character analysis”. She explained that this method is very useful in profiling staff personalities within an organization and choosing the appropriate ways to deal with them. The course also included training on the Hydra System; focusing on the importance of administrative motivation and its positive impact on the Organization and personnel; and training on the Control System and highlighting its role and importance; in addition to several other programs and systems. It is noteworthy that the UAE delegation received the CMI certification and membership at the end of the course.
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The Arabic-language text of this announcement is the official, authoritative version. Translations are provided as an accommodation only, and should be cross-referenced with the Arabic-language text, which is the only version of the text intended to have legal effect.
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