Doha, May 22 (QNA) - The Amiri Guard School celebrated the graduation of the two security and personalities protection joint foundational courses No. 95 and 96, as well as the conclusion of the first semester of the security and personalities protection diploma course No. 4 at the Lahsaniya camp on Thursday. The ceremony was attended by Amiri Guard Commander Lieutenant General Staff Hazza bin Khalil Al Shahwani.

It was also attended by Djibouti's Republican Guard Commander Colonel Mohamed Djama Doualeh, the Kuwaiti Military Attache, the Amiri Guard Deputy Commander, the Inspector General, assistants to the Amiri Guard Deputy Commander, and a number of senior Amiri Guard and Armed Forces officers.

At the outset of the graduation ceremony, the general report of the two courses was reviewed. Amiri Guard School Commander Major Hamad Abdullah Aqeel Al Nabit stated that the two courses' participants underwent an integrated training system that relied on the latest advanced protection methods in the arts of shooting, formation tactics and procession skills, in addition to comprehensive exercises to enhance the level of combat readiness. He praised the level of performance of the participants in the closing ceremony, reflecting the various combat capabilities and skills they acquired throughout the training period of the two courses, which embodies the extent of their high readiness to carry out tasks and duties efficiently and professionally.

The closing ceremony featured a number of field segments, including a series of scenarios related to the security and protection of dignitaries, including various methods for dealing with emergency and sudden situations through airdrops by helicopter or vehicles to evacuate dignitaries according to the course of events and the dilemmas faced.

The ceremony also featured self-defense combat drills, weapon shooting at various targets, and various field formations for vehicle convoys.

Following the ceremony's conclusion, the Amiri Guard Commander honored the top graduates. (QNA)