SHARJAH- The Ministry of Interior, represented by the Federal General Administration for Drug Control, organised a lecture entitled, 'Drug Fingerprint Detection: Between Reality and Practice', in cooperation with the Judicial Training and Studies Institute at the Ministry of Justice.
The lecture was held at the headquarters of the Institute at Sharjah University and is part of series of cultural activities based on the recommendations of the Federal Drug Control Council.
The lecture was presented by Colonel Dr. Khalid Hussein Al Sumaiti and Samar Jamal Al Din Al Juwaili, Assistant Chemical Expert from the General Department of Criminal Evidence and Criminology at the Dubai Police, in the presence of advisor Dr. Mohammad Mahmoud Al Kamali, Director-General of the Institute, and Colonel Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Owais, Deputy Director-General of the Federal Drug Control Department at the Ministry of Interior and Deputy Director-General of the Institute, as well as several judges, prosecutors, and anti-drug and customs officers.
Copyright Emirates News Agency (WAM) 2017.
The lecture was held at the headquarters of the Institute at Sharjah University and is part of series of cultural activities based on the recommendations of the Federal Drug Control Council.
The lecture was presented by Colonel Dr. Khalid Hussein Al Sumaiti and Samar Jamal Al Din Al Juwaili, Assistant Chemical Expert from the General Department of Criminal Evidence and Criminology at the Dubai Police, in the presence of advisor Dr. Mohammad Mahmoud Al Kamali, Director-General of the Institute, and Colonel Abdulrahman Mohammed Al Owais, Deputy Director-General of the Federal Drug Control Department at the Ministry of Interior and Deputy Director-General of the Institute, as well as several judges, prosecutors, and anti-drug and customs officers.
Copyright Emirates News Agency (WAM) 2017.
