Commissioner of Police Ismail Naveen has called on new police recruits to embody integrity and uphold the highest ethical standards throughout their careers, emphasizing that true service begins with unwavering dedication to the public. Addressing participants of the 40th Police Initial Training Course (PITC) at Dh. Vaanee Campus on July 11, Commissioner Naveen underscored that wearing the police uniform is both an honor and a responsibility that demands pride and purpose.
On 11th July 2025, Commissioner of Police Ismail Naveen addressed the participants of the 40th Police Initial Training…
Posted by National College of Policing & Law Enforcement – MPS on Saturday, July 12, 2025
He stressed the importance of internalizing the mission, vision, and values of the Maldives Police Service in every interaction—whether with citizens or colleagues. The Commissioner urged the recruits to stand firm against corruption, act impartially, and completely reject favoritism. He reminded them that fairness must be the foundation of policing and that ethical conduct should remain uncompromising.
Highlighting the need for both mental and physical resilience, Commissioner Naveen noted that policing involves engaging with people from all walks of life and navigating complex challenges. He encouraged the trainees to support and motivate each other, to value teamwork, and to avoid political influence in fulfilling their duties.
Furthermore, he advised the new officers to set meaningful career goals, embrace continuous learning, and seize every opportunity for personal and professional growth. Emphasizing community engagement, he pointed out that building strong, trust-based relationships with the public is key to effective and respected policing.
In his closing remarks, Commissioner Naveen reminded the recruits that their journey had only just begun, urging them to remain committed to hard work, lifelong learning, and becoming exemplary role models for the nation.
