GMTC graduates two officer qualification courses

Monday - 27/7/2026
GMTC has completed the 37th Officer Qualification Course, held at CTI, and the 24th Officer Qualification Course, held at the Palestine College of Police Sciences. This comes after completing an intensive three-month training program that included field and practical training, scientific lectures, and specialized and central materials aimed at developing the participants' capabilities and raising their professional and leadership competence.
The ceremony began with a speech delivered by the graduates' representative, in which he expressed the participants' pride in the knowledge and skills they received during the course period, stressing their determination to employ them in performing their duties and serving the security institution efficiently and competently.
Brigadier General / Iyad Shtayyeh also delivered a speech on behalf of the Director General of Police, in which he praised the efforts of GMTC its training cadres, and the Palestine College of Police Sciences, stressing the importance of qualification programs in preparing officers who possess competence, discipline, and the ability to face security and professional challenges.
For his part, the Governor of Jericho and the Jordan Valley Governorate, Dr. Hussein Hamayel, stressed the importance of investing in the human element, praising the role played by GMTC in preparing and qualifying security personnel, which enhances the efficiency of the security institution and community service.
In turn, the head of GMTC, Staff Major General/ Mahmoud Haroun, confirmed that these courses come within the framework of GMTC`s vision aimed at developing the military and security training system, and building scientifically and practically qualified officers, capable of assuming responsibility and carrying out their duties according to the highest standards of professionalism and discipline.
At the end of the ceremony, the top students of the two courses were honored, and certificates were distributed to the graduates, in an atmosphere that reflected the spirit of achievement and pride in what they had achieved during their training career.

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