Dubai: Dubai Police's cutting-edge approach to law enforcement and future-focused leadership continues to impress international delegates, with Inspector Vekash Ramkissoon of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service becoming the latest senior officer to commend the force's strategic vision and commitment to human capital development.
According to Emirates News Agency, Inspector Ramkissoon, who oversees four police stations in the Eastern Division of Trinidad and Tobago, recently concluded his participation in the second edition of the Police Innovation and Leadership (PIL) Diploma, organised by Dubai Police in partnership with the Rochester Institute of Technology. The programme hosted over 50 officers from 39 countries and provided participants with an immersive experience into Dubai's world-class security practices.
Reflecting on the programme, Ramkissoon described it as dynamic and inspiring, noting that Dubai Police's culture of adaptability, innovation, and discipline was evident in every aspect. He was particularly impressed by the forward-thinking mindset and how seamlessly Dubai Police embraces emerging challenges, emphasizing their investment in human resources as a central factor to their success.
With more than 25 years of experience in policing, the Trinidadian commander expressed deep admiration for how Dubai Police empowers its personnel. He highlighted the importance of providing opportunities for growth, noting that in Dubai, support is available to all who need it, creating a resilient and high-performing security ecosystem.
Inspector Ramkissoon also praised Dubai Police's efforts in community engagement and international cooperation, particularly through initiatives like the UAE SWAT Challenge. He emphasized the importance of these platforms for fostering institutional pride, strengthening global partnerships, and promoting knowledge exchange. He was particularly struck by Dubai Police's approach to building strong, sustainable bonds rather than just forming partnerships.
In conclusion, he expressed gratitude for the exceptional organisation of the programme and encouraged law enforcement professionals worldwide to benefit from such initiatives. He noted that the diploma is not limited to academic enrichment but also opens new horizons for thinking and lays the foundation for a global culture of innovation in policing.
