Egypt has begun training Palest_inian recruits from G@za to help build a future po_lice force for the region. The goal is to prepare qualified officers who can support security and stability in the area once conditions allow.
According to officials, more than 5,000 officers are expected to be trained under this program. The first group of 500 recruits finished their training earlier this year, and new batches are now joining the next rounds of preparation. All participants come from G@za and will receive their salaries from the Palest_inian Authority.
The arrangement is part of a broader understanding between Egypt and various Palest_inian groups. They agreed to create a security force of around 10,000 officers. Half of this force will consist of individuals trained in Egypt, while the remaining officers will be selected from the existing po_lice structure in G@za.
The training includes physical preparation, basic po_licing skills, and methods for handling security situations in a professional and controlled manner. Egypt aims to build teams capable of maintaining order, managing checkpoints, and protecting public spaces once they return.
Egypt’s involvement is also seen as an effort to help stabilize the region and support future governance plans. By training local officers, Egypt hopes to ensure that any future security system in G@za is run by people from the community who understand local needs and challenges.
While many political issues remain unresolved, officials believe that preparing a trained and organized po_lice force is an important step toward long-term stability and safer conditions for civilians.
