First Women’s Police Institute graduates in Syria
Today, a first batch of 150 women graduated from the Women's Police Institute in Rural Damascus, which was established as part of efforts to rebuild security agencies in Syria more than two years after the fall of Bashar Assad's regime. The course, considered the first after liberation, included training in military preparation, legal and police sciences, and field skills, with the aim of empowering women to work in police units affiliated with the Ministry of Interior. Authorities expect the graduates to join security units in various regions, while currently, women from the Kurdish "Women Protection Units" are being integrated into Syrian security forces to strengthen women's presence and role in policing and contribute to the country's stability.
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