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Maldives Police Service Validates Findings of Institutional Self-Assessment on Enhancing Women’s Role in Counterterrorism

The Maldives Police Service held a validation workshop on an Institutional Self-Assessment examining how to increase women's participation in police counterterrorism operations and violent-extremism prevention work. The assessment, carried out between July and October 2026 by 13 MPS personnel with four UNOCT experts, was presented for validation, and certificates were exchanged between MPS and the UNOCT delegation.

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  • He affirmed that translating the report's recommendations into operational reality constitutes an enduring institutional priority for the Service, emphasizing that the evidence-based framework will enable the Maldives Police Service to sys…

    Assistant Commissioner of Police Ahmed Abdul Rahman Maldives Police Service Open the report (Maldives Police Service)

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Maldives Police Service Validates Findings of Institutional Self-Assessment on Enhancing Women’s Role in Counterterrorism

13 personnel MPS personnel in the assessment team

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  • 13 personnel MPS personnel in the assessment team Maldives Police Service Conducted between July and October 2026, the assessment brought together 13 MPS personnel supported by four UNOCT experts.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Police Service. Open the report

  • 30-minute Duration of question-and-answer session Maldives Police Service concluding with an interactive 30-minute question-and-answer session.

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  • MPS assessment team presented primary findings and strategic recommendations, followed by an interactive 30-minute Q&A session at the workshop Maldives Police Service Following an orientation by the UNOCT team, the MPS assessment team presented their primary findings and strategic recommendations for validation, concluding with an interactive 30-minute question-and-answer session.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Police Service. Open the report

  • UNOCT presented certificates of completion to the MPS assessment team and outlined operational pathways for continued technical assistance; Commissioner of Police Ahmed Mohamed presented certificates of appreciation to the UNOCT delegation during the concluding segment of the workshop Maldives Police Service During the concluding segment, UNOCT presented certificates of completion to the MPS assessment team... To mark the collaboration, Commissioner of Police Ahmed Mohamed presented certificates of appreciation to the UNOCT delegation in recognition of their partnership and expert support.

    Word for word from the report in Maldives Police Service. Open the report

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