Commissioner of Police Ahmed Mohamed stated today that a decision has been made to include "Respect" as a separate subject in courses and trainings conducted for the police.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the L. Hithadhoo Police Station, the CP stated that this decision was made in connection with the launch of the national-level campaign on showing respect.

Accordingly, the CP stated that it has been decided to include the subject of "Respect" as a module in the basic training course of the police service as well as in specialized operational and technical training.

"Through this, within police training, it will serve as additional assistance in instilling the traits of respecting one another, maintaining professional standards, and protecting human dignity," the CP stated.

At the initiative of President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, the national campaign on showing respect was officially launched last night.

Speaking at the special ceremony held for this purpose, the President stated that as the Maldives is a hundred percent Muslim nation, we must be a people who show respect to one another.

President Muizzu stated that respect must be maintained in kinship and friendship, and that the peace and stability of the nation must be respected. He also stated that the good name and honor earned by the nation must be respected.