Female-Students of the College graduation ceremony

Published August 26th, 2005 - 04:13 GMT
Al Bawaba
Al Bawaba

According to JANA, in rejoicing the36th anniversary of Great Al-Fatah Revolution, a graduation ceremony was held in Tripoli Thursday evening by graduating the 8th batch of female-students of the College and Secondary of Police Sciences in the attendance of the Secretary of the General People's Committee, the Secretary of the General People's Committee for Public Security, the assistant secretary of the Committee and a number of officers of the Armed People ,as well as the parents of the graduating students .

The graduation ceremony was also attended by the daughter of President, Oluseguin Obasanjo, the current president of the African Union, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and a number of heads and members of diplomatic missions accredited to Great Jamahiriya .

The Director of the Police Women Academy delivered a speech in which he congratulated the leader of the Revolution and the Libyan people on the occasion of the 36th Anniversary of Great Al-Fatah Revolution , shedding light upon the role of this academy in preparing highly qualified policewomen officers to promote and spread security in the society .

Following the parade ,the final results were announced by calling the names of the top graduates for the school year 2005.Then the Secretary of the General People's Committee and the attendants handed graduation certificates to graduated students .

The students of the Academy presented the Academy Shield to the Leader of the Revolution as a symbol of pride and gratefulness to the leader for his constant instigation and encouragement of the woman to assume her full rights and responsibilities in the Jamahiri society .

The graduated students presented an allegiance document to the Leader of the Revolution in which they expressed their firm commitment to sacrifice their lives for the sake of Al-Fatah Revolution .

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