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Civil Defense graduates 40 female recruits in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia's General Directorate of Civil Defense graduated 40 female recruits from a qualification program in civil defense operations, safety, and fire protection. The program provided training in civil defense work, safety, and risk prevention to enhance operational readiness and support the country's protection and safety system.

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RIYADH — The General Directorate of Civil Defense celebrated the graduation of 40 female recruits who completed a qualification program in civil defense operations, safety and fire protection.The graduation ceremony was attended by Director General of Civil Defense Lt. Gen. Dr. Hamoud Al-Faraj at the directorate’s headquarters in Riyadh.**media[2724869]**The recruits received training, knowledge and essential skills related to civil defense work, enhancing their academic and practical capabilities in the fields of safety and risk prevention.The program aims to support the protection and safety system and strengthen operational readiness.

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