Saudi Gazette report

RIYADH — Minister of Interior Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Naif launched a number of educational and training programs and electronic work platforms at King Fahd Security College in Riyadh.

The launch included the Rasel and Areen platforms to provide technological, administrative and financial services, with the identity of smart and secure systems, in a manner characterized by speed, security and transparency, with linkage to national platforms to achieve high-quality integration.

The minister launched higher education programs consisting of three master's programs in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and administrative leadership, and a group of specializations in the higher diploma including management of disaster and security crises, criminal justice and human rights, geographical security data systems, intellectual security, industrial safety and security, investigation and forensic evidence, and combating cybercrimes. This is in addition to launching the higher diploma in administrative law, which is a strategic step aimed at developing legal skills, enhancing awareness of the work of administrative and security agencies, and consolidating relevant legal sciences.

Prince Abdulaziz also launched the training programs of the Women's Security Training Institute, which offers 24 training programs in various fields, including military, security and administrative sciences, information technology and communications, which will contribute to qualifying more than 1,200 trainees to work in 20 beneficiary sectors.

During the inaugural ceremony, the minister was accompanied by Deputy Minister of Interior Dr. Nasser Al-Daoud, Assistant Minister of Interior for Operations Affairs Lt. Gen. Saeed Al-Qahtani, Assistant Minister of Interior Dr. Hisham Al-Falih, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior for Military Affairs Maj. Gen. Dr. Suleiman Al-Mayman, and Director General of the Minister's Office for Studies and Research Maj. Gen. Khalid Al-Arawan.