KP Police Launches Chinese Language Training for Officers
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Police has introduced a Chinese language training program for its personnel to improve communication and security coordination with Chinese engineers and other foreign project staff.
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Police has introduced a Chinese language training program for its personnel to improve communication and security coordination with Chinese engineers and other foreign project staff.
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- Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Special Security Unit Syed Ashfaq Anwar remarked this was the first time SSU personnel in the province had received formal Chinese language training.
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- Police authorities stated language barriers had previously created communication difficulties between security personnel and Chinese engineers and foreign staff.
For context, the first batch of 20 Special Security Unit (SSU) personnel has completed the course and has been deployed at various Chinese and foreign-funded projects throughout the province. Over 200 Divorces Filed in Rawalpindi in Just One Day.
These include the Suki Kinari Hydropower Project, Peshawar Airport, Project Peshawar, RWS Khyber, Rashakai Economic Zone, Tarbela Dam in Swabi, Project Haripur, BHPP Mansehra, Dasu Dam, Bhasha Dam, and SSU Lines Mardan.
Police authorities stated language barriers had previously created communication difficulties between security personnel and Chinese engineers and foreign staff. The newly trained officers will now be able to communicate directly in Chinese on security-related matters and improve coordination at project sites. KP Govt Intends Its Own Power Grid and Transmission System.
He continued that a second batch of officers is in the final stage of completing the course.
As communication with foreign nationals has become an significant part of security operations alongside modern technology and professional training, according to Anwar, the department additionally aims to introduce training in other foreign languages going forward. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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