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Police officers also attended, including Brigadier Abdul Rahman Al Shaer, Director of

the General Department of Human Rights, and Colonel Saeed Al Helli, Director of the

Human Trafficking Monitoring Centre.

Institutional cooperation

Major General Saif bin Abid welcomed the participants and noted the diploma’s role

over the past ten years in strengthening expertise in the field. He underlined that the

programme reflects the UAE’s commitment to human rights and the development of

professional capacities to confront crimes that violate human dignity, especially those

affecting women and children.

Judge Abdul Rahman Al Balooshi highlighted the state’s comprehensive approach to

combating trafficking, with an emphasis on victim protection and care. He also referred

to the electronic referral system for victims of trafficking, recently introduced by the
National Committee, which uses artificial intelligence to improve victim identification,

coordination, and data analysis.

Adapting to new challenges

Dr. Mohannad Dweikat described the diploma as the result of a constructive strategic

partnership. He noted that the programme has developed in line with evolving forms of

organised crime and international standards in investigation and prosecution. The 11th
edition includes specialised modules on parallel financial investigations, AI

applications, and cyber-related trafficking cases.

Since its establishment, the diploma has graduated 761 participants from various Gulf

and Arab countries, with many continuing their training to become certified trainers and

experts supporting UNODC efforts in the region.

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