Fire Department Launches 'Guardians of Tomorrow' Camp for Children

The activities of the “Guardians of Tomorrow” camp, organized by the General Fireforce and targeting children aged 9 to 12, kicked off today. The camp aims to enhance preventive awareness among youth, prepare a generation capable of handling various accidents and emergency situations, and foster a spirit of discipline and responsibility.

In a statement, the Fireforce said the camp, which runs until November 25, features a diverse program that includes practical training, field visits, and informational sessions on the duties of firefighters and their role in protecting lives and property.

In a separate development, Acting Deputy Commander of the General Fireforce for Civil Defense, Brigadier Omar Bursali, visited the Fire Training Administration headquarters in the Kabd area this morning to review the progress of new military courses for officers and non-commissioned officers.

He was accompanied by Brigadier Hamad Budastor, Director of the Education and Training Institute, along with several senior commanders and officers of the Force. They observed field and military training programs and theoretical lectures, and assessed the readiness and discipline of the course participants.

Brigadier Bursali emphasized that professional training is fundamental to enhancing personnel efficiency and ensuring their readiness. He stated, “Direct observation of the program’s progress allows us to evaluate performance levels and develop plans that align with the demands of field operations.”

He added that participants in these courses represent the backbone and future of the Force, underscoring the leadership’s commitment to providing a comprehensive training environment that integrates both theoretical and practical components.