Abu Dhabi, Sept. 29 (SANA) Syria and the U.N. Workplace on Medicine and Crime (UNODC) mentioned increasing cooperation on combating rising types of crime, monetary investigations and transnational legal networks throughout talks in Abu Dhabi.
Brig. Gen. Abdul Rahim Jabara, director of the Worldwide Cooperation Division at Syria’s Inside Ministry, met Sunday with Bo Mathiesen, director of UNODC’s Division for Operations, on the sidelines of the fifteenth U.N. Congress on Crime Prevention and Legal Justice.
The 2 sides mentioned shifting their present cooperation towards sensible packages tailor-made to Syria’s present nationwide priorities and desires.
Give attention to Transnational Crime
The talks coated monetary investigations, tracing legal proceeds and strengthening worldwide and regional cooperation in opposition to transnational legal networks.
Jabara mentioned the Inside Ministry was searching for to develop a sensible and sustainable partnership with UNODC to strengthen its institutional and technical capabilities and enhance worldwide cooperation in combating crime.
Mathiesen pressured the significance of sustaining communication and figuring out precedence areas for technical help and capacity-building.
In a separate assembly, Jabara held talks with Lt. Col. Saeed Khalfan al-Kaabi, director of worldwide cooperation on the UAE Inside Ministry, on future cooperation and nearer coordination between the 2 ministries.
Jabara thanked the UAE for internet hosting and organizing the convention.
Syrian Inside Minister Anas Khattab is main the nation’s delegation to the U.N. congress in Abu Dhabi. The delegation contains Legal professional Basic Hassan al-Turba.
Syria’s participation is geared toward increasing worldwide cooperation on transnational organized crime, medication and rising types of crime whereas strengthening legislation enforcement and legal justice establishments.
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