I led the the Afghanistan Police 2024 which was a multinational project aimed at revamping, rebranding and rebuilding the Afghanistan National Police and guiding it from a paramilitary force to a protection and law enforcement one with 22 LOTFA members as well as the leadership of the Resolute Support Mission and the Ministry of Interior of Afghanistan. Since 2002, Afghanistan National Police was trained by various nations using various methods of training and law enforcement that were either too focused on warfighting or not in-tune with the contextual nuances of the Afghan society and this had brought forth a police force that not only failed to perform its lawfully mandated duties but also created a police culture that led to corruption, underdevelopment and absence of law enforcement across the country. The project was to start at the training academy where the entire curriculum was to be revised to meet the requirements of essential law enforcement, followed by the revamping of the Afghanistan National Police into metropolitan and provincial police receiving different set of trainings at the academy before deployment. This also called for allocating for further resources for policing in Afghanistan and establishing better relations with community and an improved image of police across Afghanistan, all the while ensuring that being a part of the national police force is a matter of hard work and pride.