Interior Ministry participates in INTERPA Conference

Manama, May 26 (BNA): Interior Ministry has participated in the Fourth annual INTERPA Conference (International Association of Police Academies) organized by the Police College in Abu Dhabi. Commandment of Royal Academy of Police (RAP), Colonel Shaikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al Khalifa, highlighted the importance of the conference in enhancing ties with INTERPA members through exchanging experiences and learn about the latest international practices in education, training and scientific research in security and police colleges. The three-day event is being held under the theme "Training of Officers in the Field of Policing That Needs Expertise". It attracts 100 researchers and academics from 31 countries. The event aims to exchange expertise, share the best practices, and examine international standards in the field of scientific and academic researches, police education and training across security and police academies. RAP presented two papers, the first by the Commandment of RAP on effective delegation of the leaders of the police, while the second one on training as the key for managing gatherings on Bahrain Formula one experience by First Lt. Zain Abdullah Al Shomili and First Lt. Fatima Thani. (Courtesy of MoI)