Staff Reporter
Centre for Law and National Security in collaboration with the Islamabad Capital Territory Police (ICT Police) organized a consultative session on ‘Police Training policy’ at Police National Academy H-11/1, Islamabad.
The discussion focused on the new training policy formed by ICT Police that intends to enhance the skills of young officers and provide capacity building exercises to improve the state of policing system in Pakistan.
The consultative session served as the basis for providing concrete policy recommendations on police training to strengthen the efficacy of ICT Police.
Justice (Retd) Ali Nawaz Chowhan complimented CLNS and ICT Police on initiating the consultative session on police training policy.
Justice Chowhan also presented his research paper to the DIG Kamran Adil which enlisted detailed recommendations on how to improve the quality of policing in Pakistan.
Rehman Azhar, Executive Director of CLNS congratulated the ICT police for engaging policy makers, intellectuals and academics in this session.
He highlighted the importance of policy documentation and trainings in building a strong and efficient police force.
The closing remarks were made by Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq Chairman Advisory Board CLNS and Kamran Adil DIG Islamabad Police.
