A line of 776 female recruits from the 26th class of the Women's Police.

▁Khartoum 2019 OnePress

The Women’s Police Training Institute carried out a line of conduct for the 26th batch, with the participation of 776 female recruits, led by the director of the institute, Brigadier Iqbal al-Tayeb Police, and with the participation of a number of officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers.

The queue started from the Women's Institute in the popular market in Khartoum, to the head of the training body in Obaid Seal Street, where the female recruits were received by the head of the training body, the human rights police. Qassim Amin Ahmed, along with the directors of the departments of the Authority.

The Director of the General Directorate of Information and Public Relations, Major General of Police (Human Rights) Dr. Khawat Al Shami Abdul Rahim, the importance of queues in military training, as a means to enhance psychological rigidity, confidence, morale and physical ability, calling on female soldiers to be responsible, disciplined and dedicated in the performance of national duty.

For his part, the Director of the General Directorate of Class and Soldiers Training, Major General Hadi Sharif Police, said that the department worked to create the training environment at the Women’s Police Institute, pointing out that the batch carried out during the past week a cellular project at the Al-Ruwayan camp, which included shooting drills, in addition to receiving the prescribed academic and military training doses.

The head of the training body praised the physical fitness, patience and endurance shown by the female soldiers, considering the queue an important event for the Sudanese police and women, stressing that the training body has restored its training programs and activities despite the conditions imposed by the war.

The 26th batch includes 776 female recruits from various general and specialized police departments and state police, while the Khartoum State Traffic Department participated in securing the line of duty.

The march of female soldiers witnessed an interaction of citizens who gathered on both sides of the roads, amid praise and praise for the display and discipline shown by the batch.