The group consists of eighteen state-level non-commissioned officers.
The first all-female land rescue squad in the UAE has graduated from a demanding training program that includes realistic scenario training. The group consists of eighteen state-level non-commissioned officers.
Commander-in-Chief of the Dubai Police, Lieutenant General Abdulla Khalifa Al Marri, praised the team’s accomplishments during the graduation ceremony and emphasized the vital role Emirati women play in the security and prosperity of the country.
“We are pleased to have a group of skilled female pioneers who will work alongside our male colleagues in land rescue missions. Their graduation demonstrates extraordinary aptitude and commitment,” he remarked.
Dubai Police’s Commander-in-Chief emphasized the agency’s dedication to empowering women in a range of security and military domains by developing their abilities and offering both classroom and hands-on training.
“This strategy seeks to enhance their capacity to carry out their responsibilities efficiently and professionally, preparing them to manage crises with competence,” Lt. Gen. Al Marri stated.
Maj. Gen. Al Ghaithi, meanwhile, commended the 18 graduates for their outstanding devotion to establishing their competency in rescue, extraction, and recovery operations as well as for exhibiting remarkable talents during training. He also congratulated the female members on their graduation.
