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Doha, June 25 (QNA) – Qatar’s Police Academy has hosted a seminar on institutional integration in crime prevention, bringing together security, social, educational and religious stakeholders to discuss ways of strengthening community safety.
Organized by the Academy’s Center for Security Research and Studies in cooperation with Al Rayyan Security Department, the event focused on enhancing coordination among national institutions to support crime prevention efforts and promote social stability.
Participants presented six specialized papers examining the roles of government agencies, families, educational institutions, the media and religious organizations in raising awareness and preventing criminal behavior.
Speakers stressed that crime prevention is a shared responsibility requiring sustained cooperation between security, social, educational and community partners.
The seminar concluded with calls for stronger institutional partnerships and expanded awareness programs to reinforce public safety and social responsibility. (QNA)