Sharjah Grants Free Driving Licences to Top High School Graduates
Sharjah Police launches the 'Excellence License' covering full licensing costs, and offers 50% discounts for children of police staff under the 'License for the Children of Givers'.
Jun 27, 2025
Sharjah Police has launched the 'Excellence License' program, offering free driving licences to the top 10 government school graduates, covering full training and licensing costs.
The initiative, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Sharjah Private Education Authority, Sharjah Driving Institute, and Belhasa Driving Institute, aims to reward academic excellence.
Additionally, the 'License for the Children of Givers' offers 50% discounts for children of Sharjah Police employees during the summer break.
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