The “NCPLE Annual Policing Conference 2026” has begun, aimed at identifying the Maldives Police Service’s priorities for 2027 and drawing up its annual action plan.
The three-day conference, which began today at Iskandhar Koshi and will run until November 10, is jointly organised by the National College of Policing and Law Enforcement and Strategic Planning and Legal Services.
Police said the conference is being held under the guidance of Minister of Homeland Security, Labour and Technology Ali Ihusaan and Commissioner of Police Ahmed Mohamed. The Maldives Police Service also said the conference would draw on academic findings, studies and police operational experience to establish robust measures capable of delivering practical results.
The conference will feature wide-ranging discussions on demand for policing services in different parts of the country and changes in crime patterns, as well as findings from technical studies. These discussions will identify the institution’s priority areas, set clear targets and define and organise the specific responsibilities to be included in the Maldives Police Service’s 2027 action plan.
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