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Sharjah Police Wins Two International Awards at IACP 2026

by: Humaid Saeed Shuhail 
Sharjah Police General Command has strengthened its position on the international policing stage after winning two awards at the 2026 International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Awards. The first was the Leadership in Law Enforcement Research Award, recognizing a study jointly prepared by the Decision Support Center Department of the General Department of Community Protection and Prevention and the Anti-Narcotics Directorate of the General Department of Criminal Security and Ports. Captain Mohammed Ahmed Abdullah Al Naqbi was also named among the recipients of the IACP 40 Under 40 Award. These achievements highlight Sharjah Police's success in using scientific research and innovation to improve police operations, develop its personnel and strengthen its international presence. 
The winners were announced and honored during the IACP Annual Conference, held in Orlando, Florida, United States, from 24 to 27 October 2026. The IACP Awards are among the most prestigious international honors in policing and security, recognizing outstanding achievements and innovative practices. They also encourage leadership development, modern policing approaches, knowledge sharing, innovation and community service. 
Sharjah Police received the Leadership in Law Enforcement Research Award for a study focused on reducing repeat offending. The research examined the factors that contribute to reoffending and explored alternative rehabilitation approaches based on structured support and follow-up under clearly defined guidelines. The study demonstrates the value of cooperation between police departments and shows how scientific research can help improve policing practices, strengthen crime prevention and reduce crime. 
Captain Al Naqbi received the 40 Under 40 Award in recognition of his contributions to improving police operations and promoting institutional excellence. His achievements in leadership, strategic planning and community engagement, together with his commitment to professional and academic development, reflect the ability of young police officers to make a meaningful and positive impact on the policing profession. 
Sharjah Police General Command stated that these achievements reflect its commitment to advancing police work through scientific research and innovative practices. It also emphasized the importance of investing in its personnel and empowering them to strengthen operational readiness, adapt to emerging challenges and meet future demands, while further reinforcing Sharjah Police's standing in the international policing community. 



Last Update 11/11/2026

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