Police restructures administrative framework

The Maldives Police Service announced a restructuring of its administrative framework effective June 1, 2026, to strengthen governance and enhance operational performance. The new structure includes the Commissioner’s Office, National College of Policing, Professional Standards, National Intelligence Service, Internal Security and Operational Support, Forensic Services, Central Investigations, Male’ Police, Hulhumale’ Police, Northern Police, Southern Police, Service Development, Service Support, and Digital Data and Technology. Appointment of officers to these roles has begun but not yet disclosed. Practical implementation and administrative policy adjustments are underway.

The Maldives Police Service announced a restructuring of its administrative framework effective June 1, 2026, to strengthen governance and enhance operational performance. The new structure includes the Commissioner’s Office, National College of Policing, Professional Standards, National Intelligence Service, Internal Security and Operational Support, Forensic Services, Central Investigations, Male’ Police, Hulhumale’ Police, Northern Police, Southern Police, Service Development, Service Support, and Digital Data and Technology. Appointment of officers to these roles has begun but not yet disclosed. Practical implementation and administrative policy adjustments are underway.

The Maldives Police Service announced a restructuring of its administrative framework effective June 1, 2026, to strengthen governance and enhance operational performance. The new structure includes the Commissioner’s Office, National College of Policing, Professional Standards, National Intelligence Service, Internal Security and Operational Support, Forensic Services, Central Investigations, Male’ Police, Hulhumale’ Police, Northern Police, Southern Police, Service Development, Service Support, and Digital Data and Technology. Appointment of officers to these roles has begun but not yet disclosed. Practical implementation and administrative policy adjustments are underway.

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