Islamabad (HRNW) – SP Majida Parveen has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Pakistani woman police officer to attend the prestigious training program at the FBI National Academy in the United States.
The FBI National Academy is internationally recognized for its rigorous 10-week professional training program designed for senior law enforcement officers from around the world. SP Majida Parveen is currently participating in the program and has successfully completed the first two weeks of training.
Her achievement is regarded as a proud moment not only for her personally but also for the Pakistan Police, particularly for women serving in law enforcement. It reflects the growing recognition of Pakistani women who continue to demonstrate excellence, professionalism, and leadership on the global stage.
Upon successfully completing the program, SP Majida Parveen is expected to return to Pakistan with advanced knowledge, leadership skills, and international best practices that will contribute to strengthening policing standards and enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement institutions in the country.
Her selection as the first Pakistani woman police officer to attend the FBI National Academy marks a significant step toward greater representation of women in policing and highlights Pakistan’s commitment to developing professional leadership within its law enforcement agencies.
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