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Abu Dhabi Police to unveil ambitious strategy for progress
Abu Dhabi Police has said it will unveil on Tuesday an ambitious strategy for the next five years, 2008-2012. The new progressive strategic development plans are being put forth under the theme "A Progressive police for a modern city".
- By Rayeesa Absal, Staff Reporter
- Published: 16:07 April 20, 2008
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police has said it will unveil on Tuesday an ambitious strategy for the next five years, 2008-2012. The new progressive strategic development plans are being put forth under the theme "A Progressive police for a modern city".
Brigadier Nasser Al Nuaimi, Director General of the office of the Minister of Interior, will announce the details to the media at the Police Officers Club, in presence of senior officials.
The strategy will establish the vision, mission and values of the police department, apart from the strategic steps they will be implementing towards achieving the objective of becoming ‘the most operationally effective police force in one of the safest countries of the world'.
A multi lingual introductory campaign about the strategic plan will be carried out to create mass awareness about the strategy and to ensure cooperation and partnership of all segments of the community, police said in a statement.
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