On June 6, 2024, the Brigadier General, Director of Telecommunications of the National Gendarmerie, supervised the graduation ceremony of the first class of non-commissioned officers of the National Gendarmerie, as well as the trainees of the Professional Military qualification 01 and 02 in the specialties of Management and Information and Communication Systems, at the Non-Commissioned Officers School of the National Gendarmerie in Miliana, named after the martyr Ali Ammar, known as Ali La Pointe.


     The graduating students received basic military training and specialized training for two years, qualifying them to keep up with technological and field developments through programs, curricula, and means that meet current requirements, enabling them to acquire theoretical scientific knowledge and practical professional skills aimed at preparing and qualifying them for their future missions.



     The graduation ceremony began with the inspection of the graduating formations in the parade ground, followed by the honoring of the top students by awarding them ranks and certificates, and then a military parade in which the ranks of the graduating non-commissioned officers marched in full control and harmony, reflecting the level of training they received during the two years of training.


    At the end of the graduation ceremony, the Brigadier General, Director of Telecommunications, honored the family of the martyr "Ali Ammar, known as Ali La Pointe," in recognition of the sacrifices of our righteous martyrs and valiant fighters. At the end of the ceremony, the Brigadier General signed the school's golden book.