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Sharjah Police Strengthens Its Record of Institutional Excellence as Commander-in-Chief Wins GCC Visionary Government HR Leader Award The award was presented as part of the GCC Government Human Resources and Youth Empowerment Awards, recognizing outstanding leadership and innovation in government human resources.

By Dr. Shaima Al Mazouqi

Lieutenant General Abdullah Mubarak bin Amer, Commander-in-Chief of Sharjah Police (SP), has won the GOV HR Visionary Leader of the Year in the Public & Government Sector award at the GCC Government Human Resources and Youth Summit.
The award recognises his efforts to develop human capital, prepare emerging leaders, and foster a working environment that invests in talent to enhance security performance and future readiness.
Dr Tayeb Kamali, Chairman of the Advisory Board of the GCC Government Human Resources and Youth Summit and Awards, presented the award. Brigadier Ahmed Obaid Al Sabousi, Deputy Director of the Human Capital Department at Sharjah Police, received it on behalf of the Commander-in-Chief.
The achievement reflects Sharjah Police’s commitment to applying best practices in human resources development, empowering personnel to enhance their capabilities and expanding opportunities for professional development and career progression. These efforts are supported by an innovation-driven environment that aligns employees’ skills with the force’s strategic priorities.
Initiatives include identifying future skills, improving employee benefits and working conditions, promoting talented personnel, and supporting leadership development and succession planning. Sharjah Police has also developed master’s and doctoral programmes at the Police Sciences Academy, strengthened partnerships and innovation laboratories, and enhanced performance governance.
The award recognises outstanding leadership experiences and institutional practices in government human resources management and youth empowerment across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. It also encourages knowledge exchange and innovative initiatives that deliver sustainable improvements in government performance.
The achievement highlights Sharjah Police’s approach to capacity-building, integrating training, motivation and empowerment to prepare qualified personnel to enhance police services and strengthen community security and stability.



Last Update 11/2/2026

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