(MENAFN- The Peninsula) The Police College of the Ministry of Interior in Doha yesterday signed a letter of intent for academic and training cooperation with the 'Stefan cel Mare Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Moldova, on the sidelines of the graduation ceremony of the second batch of graduates of the Police College.
The letter of intent was signed on behalf of the Police College by Director-General of the Police College Brigadier Dr Mohammed Abdullah Al Muhana, and for the Academy by its President Lt Col Dr Dinu Ostavciuc.
Brigadier Dr Mohammed Abdullah Al Muhana stated that the letter of intent aims to enhance cooperation and coordination between the College and the Academy in various academic and training fields, especially the exchange of experiences, research activities, lecturers, and mutual scientific visits between the two parties.
For his part, Lt Col Dr Dinu Ostavciuc said that the signing of the letter of intent between the Moldovan Academy and the Police College is the result of cooperation between the two friendly countries, stressing that cooperation between the two sides will reflect positively on the outputs of both the Academy and the College in graduating highly qualified police cadres.
He also praised the highly qualified graduates of the second batch of Qatari Police College, saying that the parade is a testament to the quality of the college's efforts to graduate police officers.
The Police College also signed a letter of intent with the International Society for Criminology, which is registered in the Commonwealth of Virginia, USA.
The letter was signed on behalf of the Police College by Director-General of the Police College Brigadier Dr Mohammed Abdullah Al Muhana, and for the Society by its President Dr Emilio Viano.
It aims to build bridges of cooperation, enhance joint work, exchange experiences in all fields, support efforts of mutual interest, and exchange information and opinions on issues related to academic and training activities and enhance coordination on developing cadres of the two parties to improve the quality of their work.
The President of the International Society for Criminology expressed his happiness at signing the letter of intent with the College, which will upgrade and benefit both parties at the professional, training and academic level.
He praised that the Police College's capabilities that make it a pioneer college with modern training programmes and plans and constant quest for development and modernisation in its administrative, academic and training systems.
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