First Women's Police Institute Graduates in Syria

Damascus has seen the graduation of the first batch of female police officers in Syria, as part of efforts to rebuild security forces following the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. A total of 150 women have been trained through the new Female Police Academy. The graduates received training in military preparedness, legal sciences, and field skills. It is expected that they will join police units across various regions of the country to strengthen women's involvement in the security sector. This move comes within the context of the new Syrian authorities’ attempts—who have an Islamic orientation—to present a more open governmental model. It coincides with discussions about integrating former female fighters from the Women’s Protection Units into Syrian security forces, aiming to enhance women’s presence in security work and expand their participation in society.

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