المملكة: Arab Police Day: a firm presence and mutual trust between the security personnel and society

In Arab Police Day, areas of gratitude are renewed for men who shouldered the responsibility of maintaining security and protecting lives and property, and who contributed with their daily silence to the stability and reassurance of society.

“Today” polled opinions about the image of The policeman, and the feelings associated with his presence, and the level of society’s appreciation for his efforts, in a conversation that combined appreciation and awareness of the importance of the security role.

Ahmed Raed Baba: The policeman is a symbol of reassurance and stability

Ahmed Raed Baba believes that the image of the policeman in society today has become more mature and aware, as he is no longer viewed only as a control and accountability body, but rather as an essential partner in building community security.

He confirms The policeman has become close to the people, present in the details of their daily lives, and interacting with their needs and concerns.

Regarding the first feeling that comes to his mind when he sees a security man on the street, Baba says: “The first feeling is reassurance. The presence of a police man gives an immediate sense of security, and reflects that the system is present and that there is someone who is ensuring everyone’s safety.”

And in his message To the policemen on their day, he extends his thanks and appreciation to them, stressing that the sacrifices they make cannot be summed up in words, and that society realizes the magnitude of the responsibility they bear for the sake of its security and stability.

Baba believes that society increasingly appreciates the efforts of the policemen, but he believes that this appreciation needs more public expression and moral support, whether through the media or community initiatives. He adds that supporting policemen psychologically and morally begins with promoting a culture of mutual respect, appreciating effort, and providing psychological support programs that ensure their balance and stability in light of the difficult nature of their work.

Sahl Farsi: The policeman is a partner in daily life

Sahl Farsi confirms that the image of the policeman today has become more humane and closer to society, pointing out that the development in security work methods and community communication has contributed to strengthening this image. He says that the policeman is no longer only present in emergency situations, but also at community occasions, events, and direct interaction with citizens.

Regarding his feeling when seeing a security man, Farsi explains that a feeling of security always accompanies him, along with a feeling of respect for someone who has chosen a profession that requires constant readiness and the sacrifice of time and rest.

Farsi sends a message of appreciation to the policemen, stressing that their efforts are not limited to maintaining security only, but extend to protecting values and ensuring the continuation of life normally.

He adds: “Policemen are the first line of defense, and what they do deserves our constant gratitude, not only On their day.”

Farsi believes that society appreciates policemen in general, but he stresses the importance of enhancing this appreciation through awareness of their true role, and highlighting the challenges they face.

In addition to enhancing positive communication between the security man and society.

Hassan Yassin Hassan: Respect is enhanced by awareness and shared responsibility.

As for Hassan Yassin Hassan, he describes the image of the policeman in society today as an image of respect and responsibility, explaining that societal awareness of the role of the security man It has become more clear, and he says that the first feeling he gets when seeing a policeman is a feeling of confidence, noting that his presence reflects the state’s readiness to protect members of society and maintain order.

He adds that this feeling stems from realizing the amount of training and discipline that security men possess.

In his message to the policemen, Hassan expresses his pride in what they provide, calling on them to continue performing their lofty mission, and stressing that society stands by them and supports them.

He says: “You work in various circumstances, but your impact is clear in the stability and security of society.”

Hassan believes that society’s appreciation for the policemen exists, but it needs practical translation through adherence to the law, cooperation with security authorities, and respect. Instructions.

He believes that psychological and moral support for policemen is achieved by publicly appreciating their efforts, paying attention to their mental health, and involving them in initiatives that enhance their sense of pride and belonging.

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