Al-Istiqlal University graduated with the foundational training course for trainers, in partnership with the Ministry of Interior, in the presence of Al-Istiqlal University, Brig. Gen. Ihssan Hamayel, the Director of the Training Center in the Ministry, Brig. Gen. Salman Abdallah, the Deputy for Military Affairs, Dr. Rajaa Sweidan, the Deputy for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Salwa Ramadan, the Vice President for Community and Student Affairs, Dr. Ghassan Omar, the Director of the Training and Development Institute, and Capt. Hassan Hamdallah, the Coordinator of the University Operations Team.
Brig. Gen. Abdallah welcomed the attendees at Al-Istiqlal University, praising the efforts of the training staff at the Ministry of the Interior to improve the knowledge and practical skills of the military cadre, including the ability to assess the situation, manage joint operations, employ the qualifications and experience gained in the field of work, and the possibility of Assuming leadership positions in the future.
For his part, Brig. Gen. Hamayel conveyed the greetings of HE Minister Ziad Hab Al-Rih, praising the role of the Palestinian security services during the difficult times in which they are facing a systematic attack by the Israeli occupation, and that what happened in the city of Nablus yesterday is the best evidence and witness to the cohesion of our people and the consolidation of its structure.
Furthermore, he talked about the next plan of the operations team, which extends over a whole year, to prepare and equip an elite group of officers, which will reflect positively on the overall performance.
Moreover, Capt. Issa Al-Titi gave the graduate’s speech, congratulating his colleagues on this achievement and success, and the importance of these qualitative courses in achieving career development and advancement in various fields.
In conclusion, they honored the participants and the training team, which includes: Lieutenant-Colonel Ashraf Al-Haliyah, Lieutenant-Colonel Fadi Hamadna, Major Malek Assi, First Lieutenant Moataz Saleh, First Lieutenant Abdullah Abu Hassanein, and Lieutenant Asim Khudair.
It is noteworthy to mention that the first level of the program targeted 25 participants, with 40 training hours, and included several themes, most notably, good formulation, design of plans, dealing with potential problems, behavioral issues, and different learning environments, facilitating communication and communication, identifying methods, tools, and goals.