Major General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri, the Commander-in-Chief of Dubai Police, has received a Master's thesis in Police Sciences, specializing in criminal research, from First Lieutenant Rawda Hamdan Al Raisi.

The thesis is titled ‘Security and Legislative Response to Digital Drugs to Mitigate Their Impact on Individuals and Society.’

In a formal ceremony, Major General Al Marri congratulated First Lieutenant Al Raisi, emphasizing Dubai Police's commitment to the systematic development of its personnel.

This approach aligns with the strategic plan of the Dubai Police General Command, focused on comprehensive training and development.

The thesis addresses the security and legislative responses to the challenges posed by digital drugs, aiming to limit their effects on individuals and society.

It includes a detailed examination of the implications of digital drugs, assessing the effectiveness of current countermeasures, and analyzing the methodologies for combating their spread.

The research identifies the challenges faced by law enforcement and legislative bodies in curbing the proliferation of digital drugs and proposes solutions to enhance effective responses.

Key outcomes of the study include the identification of risks and impacts associated with digital drugs, an analysis of legal and legislative gaps in addressing this issue, and the proposal of effective security and legislative strategies designed to mitigate the spread of digital drug use.

First Lieutenant Rawda Hamdan Al Raisi expressed her gratitude to Major General Abdullah Khalifa Al Marri for his unwavering support of national youth pursuing higher education.

She affirmed her commitment to applying her academic knowledge to serve the Dubai Police General Command and contribute to the development of operational frameworks in line with the leadership’s aspirations.