• Wednesday, September 27,2023

MOI hosts international conference for law enforcement agencies in London

The Ministry of the Interior, represented by the Police Attach in London, hosted the annual conference of the Association of Police Attach s and Foreign Liaison Officers in the United Kingdom for 2023.

The conference reviewed a number of projects and initiatives that serve the security and police field and law enforcement agencies around the world, presented by prominent speakers from the UAE Ministry of Interior and other entities. British law enforcement as well as experts from the United Nations and international organizations.

The International Initiative of Law Enforcement for Climate (I2LEC), led by the UAE Ministry of Interior in a long-term strategic partnership with the United Nations Office on Drugs to combat crimes affecting the environment, was reviewed.

AI For Safer Children project, was also reviewed this project which was launched by the UAE Ministry of Interior in cooperation with the United Nations Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (UNICRI), which aims to raise capabilities in the field of protecting children from abuse and exploitation online.

The events aims to raise capabilities in the field of protecting children from abuse and exploitation online. The experts participating in the conference discussed security and policing topics, especially in the field of combating cross-border crimes, sexual exploitation of children via the Internet, economic crimes, and the importance of international cooperation between law enforcement institutions in various countries of the world, in addition to the development opportunities available in the field of police security using modern technology and systems. artificial intelligence

A large number of diplomats, police attaches, and foreign liaison officers in London, representing 35 countries, senior representatives of British law enforcement institutions, and representatives of governmental and private sectors with an interest in security and police fields, participated in the conference.