Internal Security Forces Academy in North and East Syria graduates 99 new officers, including members of Syriac Security Forces

NORTH AND EAST SYRIA — A graduation ceremony was held on Wednesday at a training facility in North and East Syria to celebrate the completion of the fifth officer training course conducted by the Internal Security Forces (ISF). The session, dedicated to Martyr Ayman Jole, saw 99 officers graduate, including three members of the Syriac Security Forces (Sutoro). 

The intensive training program encompassed political, ideological, security, and legal studies, aiming to enhance the officers’ professional competence and intellectual readiness. The curriculum placed a strong emphasis on ethical values, social responsibility, the protection of civil liberties, and the preservation of the societal gains achieved in North and East Syria. 

The training also promoted justice, equality, and respect for diversity, reflecting the forces’ commitment to a vision of a democratic society founded on coexistence, human dignity, and shared values. 

During the ceremony, ISF leadership highlighted that the program is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the efficiency of security personnel in addressing contemporary challenges. They underscored the critical role of internal security in safeguarding societal progress and fostering social cohesion, envisioning a democratic and secure future for Syria.