POLICE Scotland has appointed a community adviser to help liaise with Chinese people living in Glasgow.
Michael Kam, who works for ng Homes in the north of the city, has taken on the volunteer role to help promote greater community integration.
His appointment has been welcomed in a Scottish Parliament motion by Maryhill and Springburn MSP Bob Doris.
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Doris said he: “Acknowledges Michael’s extensive work with Chinese communities across north Glasgow over many years” and “believes that he will use his own lived experience and extensive work within Glasgow’s Chinese community to excellent use in working as a Police Scotland community adviser".
The MSP added he “wishes Michael every success in his new role supporting Police Scotland”.
Mr Kam said: “Since 2009, I have made Scotland my home, with the past 14 years being rooted in the vibrant city of Glasgow.
“I am both honoured and enthusiastic about my recent appointment as a community advisor of Police Scotland.
“My conviction lies in my potential to serve as a vital link between law enforcement and the community, particularly focusing on the Chinese demographic.
“I hold a strong belief that meaningful communication can thrive between these two spheres, yielding mutual benefits.
“Simultaneously, I am open to innovative proposals that contribute to the overall wellbeing of our community. I invite ideas that can genuinely enhance the lives of our residents and foster a sense of unity.”
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