CAIRO- Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi attended on Monday the graduation ceremony of a new batch of police cadets at the Police Academy in New Cairo.
Interior Minister Mahmoud Tawfiq, members of the Supreme Police Council, and top academics received President Sisi upon his arrival at the premises of the Police Academy.
The graduation ceremony started with playing the national anthem upon the arrival of President Sisi.
The honor guards rendered the military salute for President Sisi.
Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouli, Al Azhar Grand Imam Ahmed el Tayyeb, Pope Tawadros II of Alexandria and Patriarch of St. Mark Diocese, Defense Minister Mohamed Zaki and a host of ministers attended the event.
Attending also are a host of senior state officials and the families of graduates.
The ceremony started with a bike parade, in which police academy students of the second year gathered to form geometric shapes, such as triangles and circles.
The bases of those biker triangles moved in harmony to meet each other, while other groups moved in circles showing high efficiency and balanced performance.
The bikers then approached the stage and lined up in a colored formation representing Egypt’s flag.
The special skill squads then performed some martial arts such as karate, kung fu and kickboxing.
Male and female students took part in the show that revealed their super physical abilities.
Female students also were very skillful while using the harness ropes to rapidly descend in an oblique prone position from the top of towers.
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