Djiboutian students graduate from security university
The Naif Arab University for Security Sciences updated its strategic plan to prepare graduates for modern security challenges.
Djiboutian students were among those who graduated from the Naif Arab University for Security Sciences in Saudi Arabia. The ceremony was attended by Djibouti's Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Diya-eddine Saïd Bamakhrama, who also serves as the dean of the diplomatic corps.
University President Abdulmajid ben Abdallah Al-Bunyan highlighted the institution's nearly 50 years of work in Arab security cooperation. He noted the university's programs are recognized internationally and it is part of the United Nations Network of Institutes. The university's Supreme Council also approved an updated strategic plan.
This updated plan aims to better equip graduates for new security challenges and promote responsible use of modern technologies, including artificial intelligence, while adhering to ethical principles.
Why it mattersDjiboutian students have graduated from a security sciences university.