Hajjah Criminal Investigation Reformatory conclude summer activities

Hajjah – Saba:
The summer activities for the year 1446 AH were officially concluded on Wednesday at the Criminal Investigation Reformatory in Hajjah governorate.
At the closing event, Brigadier General Hassan al-Qasimi, the governorate's Security Director, commended the level of participation and the efforts invested in organizing the summer programs and activities at the reformatory.
He extended his congratulations to the inmates who secured first place in the summer competitions, reiterating the Ministry of Interior's dedication to the care and rehabilitation of inmates across various aspects.
Colonel Mohammed al-Madwami, the Director of Criminal Investigation in the governorate, stated that 120 inmates at the reformatory participated in this year's summer activities, noting their strong engagement with the programs.
Speeches delivered by the inmates conveyed their gratitude to the governorate's security leadership and the reformatory for their efforts and commitment to inmate rehabilitation.
The closing ceremony, attended by several security officers, featured presentations by inmates highlighting the importance of the summer courses, followed by an honoring of the participants.
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