ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates - Monday, July 22nd 2013 [ME NewsWire]
A delegation from Malaysia reviewed the best practices and applications carried out by the Police Attaché Office at the UAE Embassy in the United Kingdom.
Police Attaché Major Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Al Breiki had met Prof. Dr. Mohad Hajj Mohamed Nour, the Malaysian cultural Attaché; Hajj Abdul Wahhab Youssef, education Attaché at the Malaysian High Commission; along with the accompanying delegation at the Police Attaché Office’s headquarters in London.
Major Al Breiki and his academic team gave the Malaysian delegation a complete overview of the Attaché Office’s tasks in the service of scholarship students, delegations, and patients. He tackled the academic aspects and various services provided by the Police Attaché’s Office to scholarship students that start before their arrival to the UK; all through the processes of acceptance and admissions, housing and direct academic supervision, which is closely, associated with periodic detailed reports from the various universities and institutes of higher education that the students attend.
Moreover, the Academic Department provided a detailed explanation on the modern database designed specifically for this purpose. The delegation expressed his admiration with the Police Attaché Office’s distinguished experience, pointing out that it's worth studying and taking it into account.
Afterwards, an open debate took place, and included several proposals and ideas in the context of strengthening cooperation between the Police Attaché and the Malaysian High Commission. For his part, the Police Attaché praised the prominent role played by the Malaysian High Commission, which manages and handles the affairs of 17000 Malaysian scholarship students in the UK and Ireland. At the end of the meeting, commemorative gifts were exchanged between the two parties, and snapshots of the visiting delegation were taken.
It is noteworthy that the Police Attaché Office in London provides supervisory and follow-up services and facilities to all scholarship students or patients sent for treatment, from the MOI’s employees and its various agencies. It also provides an escort service for the various delegations assigned with official missions in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
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Photo 1: The Malaysian delegation
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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