Wednesday - 8/7/2026
GMTC has issued a specialized course in etiquette and protocol, as part of its keenness to develop capabilities and hone skills in the field of ceremonies and ceremonies, which contributes to enhancing institutional performance and consolidating the civilized image in various official occasions.
The course covered a range of specialized topics, including a historical overview of the protocol, the relationship between the protocol and etiquette and the rules of each, the qualities and skills required of a protocol employee, in addition to the protocol rules for official occasions, the protocol for accompanying officials, the etiquette of entering upon legal entities, the etiquette of sitting, and how to behave in critical situations, in addition to the protocol for participating in official banquets, the rules for raising and lowering flags, and the most prominent protocol terms.
In his speech, the Dean stressed that investing in training and qualifying human cadres constitutes a fundamental pillar for improving institutional performance, pointing out the importance of translating the knowledge and skills acquired by participants into practical practices that enhance the quality of work and contribute to presenting a professional image befitting the message of the security services.
At the end of the ceremony, certificates were distributed to the participants, in appreciation of their commitment and successful completion of the course requirements.