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Among the key topics covered during the event were investigation, crime scene examination and the appropriate methods for safeguarding evidence. The initiative aims to illustrate how preserving such evidence is essential for identifying perpetrators and bringing them to justice.
This initiative is part of a series of workshops organized by specialized academic departments to develop the skills of students aspiring to work in various state sectors. The program aligns with the Ministry’s mission to enhance professional competencies and uphold internal security.
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