The Ministry of Interior took part in a pivotal virtual security meeting hosted by the Global Drug Coalition, centered on the UAE's robust initiatives against synthetic drug crimes. Over 150 experts and specialists, representing more than 80 nations, convened to exchange insights and strategies.

Brigadier Saeed Abdullah bin Tuer Al Suwaidi, Director General of the General Department of Narcotics Control at the Ministry of Interior, set the tone with a warm welcome to attendees, stressing the imperative of global cooperation in combating drug-related offenses. He underscored the UAE's leading role in this endeavor.

A working paper was reviewed, addressing the UAE's national strategy to combat drugs, highlighting the endeavors of the Anti-Narcotics Council and the Ministry of Interior both domestically and internationally in confronting challenges, combating drug crimes, and preventing drug trafficking. These efforts involve adopting innovative policies, modern methodologies, and best practices within an integrated international framework.

The Global Coalition to Address the Threats of Synthetic Drugs serves as a vital platform for nations to synchronize efforts, exchange technical expertise, and implement comprehensive measures to curb the proliferation of synthetic drugs. Recognizing the grave risks posed to public health and safety, the Alliance remains committed to fostering international cooperation and sharing best practices.