Al Dhaid Club introduces visitors to police services

Visit to congratulate the new police director

As part of the “Sharjah Summer Sports – Our Distinguished Holiday” initiative and the “I Am the Community” week, a delegation from Al Dhaid Club visited the Central Region Police Department to congratulate Brigadier Khalifa Musabeh Al Ketbi on his recent appointment as Director of the Central Region Police Department. The visit reflected the strong ties between sports and security institutions and their shared commitment to community service.

Leadership-led delegation visit

The delegation was led by Salem Mohammed bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi, Chairman of the Club’s Board of Directors, accompanied by Malek Musabeh Al Ketbi, Head of the Marketing and Investment Committee, and Muheir Obaid Al Khayal Al Tuniji, Executive Director, along with several participants in the Sharjah Summer Sports Program. The visit aligned with the club’s role in promoting community engagement and national awareness among youth.

A warm welcome from police officials

The delegation was received by Brigadier Khalifa Musabeh Al Ketbi, Colonel Salem Masoud Al Tuniji, Director of Al Dhaid Comprehensive Police Station, and Lieutenant Colonel Huwaiden Mohammed Ali bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi, Director of Initiatives and Employee Happiness Branch. The police officials welcomed the initiative, recognising its value in strengthening collaborative partnerships among Sharjah institutions.

Appreciation for ongoing police support

During the visit, participants were briefed on the department’s police tasks. Salem Mohammed bin Huwaiden Al Ketbi expressed his gratitude for the continuous support provided by the Central Region Police for the club’s programs and initiatives. He affirmed the club’s commitment to fostering community partnerships and maintaining strong ties with various public institutions—especially security bodies that play a pivotal role in guiding youth and supporting societal stability.

Police commend club initiative

Police officials praised the thoughtful gesture by Al Dhaid Club, describing it as a model of constructive institutional cooperation. They emphasised that such collaboration deepens bonds between security entities and community organisations and reinforces the values of belonging and shared responsibilities.