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A training course in Aden concluded, focusing on enhancing the role of women police in implementing UN Resolution 1325 on women, peace, and security.

Training Workshop Concludes in Aden to Empower Women in Policing

A training workshop aimed at enhancing the role of women in policing concluded today in Aden, Yemen’s temporary capital. This initiative focused on implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1325, which addresses women’s roles in peace and security. The General Department for Family Protection and Women’s Police of the Ministry of Interior organized the workshop in collaboration with the International Criminal Justice Reform organization. The project received funding from the Government of the Netherlands.

Workshop Objectives and Participation

The five-day workshop, held from February 23 to 27, 2025, brought together 30 female police officers from the Ministry of Interior and Aden Security. Participants aimed to improve their skills in handling issues related to women and children, particularly during and after conflicts. The training also covered protective measures against violence and exploitation, aligning with local laws and international agreements.

Commitment to Women in Policing

During the closing ceremony, Major General Mohammed Al-Amir, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Security and Police, emphasized the ministry’s commitment to strengthening the role of women in law enforcement. He highlighted that continuous training and development serve as the backbone for enhancing the capabilities of security personnel.

Recognition of Support

Bente Veldman, the First Secretary at the Dutch Embassy in Yemen, expressed her high regard for the efforts of the Ministry of Interior and the International Criminal Justice Reform organization in executing this project.

Additionally, the Dutch Embassy received a commemorative plaque from the Ministry of Interior in recognition of its support for enhancing the role of female police officers.

This workshop marks a significant step towards empowering women in law enforcement in Yemen, fostering a safer environment for all citizens.

 

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