MoI attends graduation of fourth batch of candidates from Polish Maritime Academy
Gdynia/Poland
The Ministry of Interior participated in the graduation ceremony of the fourth batch of officer candidates sent by the ministry to study at the Polish Maritime Academy.
The ceremony was held at the academy's headquarters in Gdynia.
The ceremony was attended by Ambassador of Qatar to Poland HE Saud bin Abdullah Al Mahmoud along with a delegation from the Ministry of Interior headed by Director of the Human Resources Department Major-General Khalifa Nasr Al Nasr; Assistant Director-General of Coasts and Borders Security Colonel Abdulaziz Ali Al Mohannadi and a number of the ministry's officers.
During the ceremony, graduates who had successfully fulfilled the academic and practical requirements for a Bachelor's degree in Maritime Sciences were awarded their certificates. The rigorous four-year programme included specialised training in maritime navigation, radar operations, and marine engineering.
Qatari student Abdullah Khalid Shams, one of the ministry's candidates, earned top honours by graduating first in his class and receiving the prestigious Sword of Honour, in recognition of his academic excellence and outstanding performance throughout the course of studies.
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