Videos and images of female recruits celebrating their graduation from the basic personnel qualifying course at King Fahd Security College in Saudi Arabia were shared on social media by activists. The Saudi Ministry of Interior also posted a video on Snapchat, which Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed the First Mosque preacher Wassim Youssef commented on, congratulating the women and wishing them success in serving their country. The Director General of King Fahd Security College, Major General Dr, was present at the graduation ceremony under the patronage of HRH Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz. The graduates expressed their readiness to serve religion, king, and country. The Women’s Security Training Institute provided the trainees with all the necessary military programs and skills.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) – Activists circulated on social media, videos and pictures of the reaction of female recruits after they graduated from the qualifying course for the basic personnel for women at King Fahd Security College in Saudi Arabia.
And the Saudi Ministry of Interior published the video clip on its page on the Snapchat site, so Wassim Youssef, the preacher of Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed the First Mosque in the UAE, commented, saying: “The most beautiful thing that I received.. Ammar, Saudi Arabia.. I congratulate my female Saudi soldier sisters, and I ask God Almighty to help them to serve their country. A clip that delights the heart and pleases the heart.. May God protect you for your country and your family, and may you always be an asset to the country and the people.
And the official Saudi Press Agency stated in a report, that “under the auspices of His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz, Minister of Interior, the Director General of King Fahd Security College, Major General Dr. (Women) at King Fahd Security College…”
She added, “The trainees obtained all military programs and skills through the advanced capabilities of the Women’s Security Training Institute… The graduates affirmed their readiness to join the fields of glory and honor to serve religion, then the king and the homeland.”
The graduation of these female recruits from the King Fahd Security College in Saudi Arabia marks an important milestone for gender equality in the country. These women have worked hard to obtain the necessary skills to serve their country proudly, and their dedication is evident in the reactions captured on social media. It is heartening to see these women given opportunities that were previously denied to them, and we hope their success serves as an inspiration to other women in Saudi Arabia and around the world. Congratulations to the graduates, and may their service to their country bring them fulfillment and pride for years to come.