Cybercrime and cyber-enabled crime is exploding, with #AI and Metaverse making the criminal landscape even more complex.
No country, no region can tackle these dangers alone.
At the 🇩🇪 Bundesministerium der Justiz I highlighted INTERPOL’s global role in helping police tackle these online threats.

Enhorabuena a Policía de Colombia y a todos los que han participado en esta importante operación.

Cada año, las #NotificacionesRojas de INTERPOL ayudan a detener a miles de los delincuentes más peligrosos del mundo.

Journalists play an essential role in highlighting environmental issues and their consequences.
 
#WorldPressFreedomDay is a moment to recognize the media’s important work in promoting transparency and accountability.

Pleased to welcome 🇱🇹 Lithuania’s Interior Minister Agnė Bilotaitė to INTERPOL.

The meeting was an opportunity to discuss how our capabilities assist police on the frontlines, and the safeguards in place to protect the integrity of our network.

My deepest condolences to the colleagues, family and friends of the US 🇺🇸 law enforcement officers killed and injured in North Carolina.

Their bravery and sacrifice will not be forgotten.

#FallenOfficers

Pleased to host the Chairpersons of the African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organizations, AIMC and #AFRIPOL .

An opportunity to understand what Africa needs to respond to transnational organized crime threats and how INTERPOL can help.

NCBs are the backbone of INTERPOL’s critical role in the global security architecture.

The complexity of today’s transnational organized crime threat makes cooperation more vital than ever, and this week’s meeting has provided new impetus for our work.
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Another example of the power of international law enforcement cooperation and the value of #RedNotices .

Congratulations to all involved.

Understanding regional crime issues is essential to gain a global perspective of the threat landscape.

Our round tables for Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Middle East and North Africa provided vital insights into the challenges they face, and how INTERPOL can help.

Diversity in policing goes beyond numbers - it's about nurturing a workforce that truly represents our society.

➡️ INTERPOL's network of female heads of National Central Bureaus is committed to changing the global conversation around women in police leadership.

An honour to take part in the first Female Heads of NCB meeting.
It is an important step in our efforts to increase visibility of women in policing and set new norms.
Law enforcement needs stronger female representation at all levels, but especially in leadership positions.

10 years ago, only 7 of our National Central Bureaus were led by women.

Although that number has now grown to 30, we know more can be done.

Today, our female Heads of NCBs joined forces for a conversation on policies and practices to create change.

Building on the 5 priority actions outlined in the #ViennaDeclaration .

320 police officials from 136 countries are working to identify initiatives to expand access to INTERPOL’s global databases, to encourage greater criminal data sharing.

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Terrorism remains global, mobile, while organized crime continues to expand across continents and markets.

We must respond to those criminal threats in a coordinated and targeted manner at the national, regional and global levels through our National Central Bureaus.

Looking forward to hearing from our global membership this week.

The Heads of NCBs conference is an essential gathering and an opportunity to hear about the work of our member countries, their policing challenges, and how INTERPOL can help.

Delighted to welcome German 🇩🇪 Interior Minister Nancy Faeser and Bundesministerium des Innern und für Heimat State Secretary Hans-Georg Engelke to INTERPOL.

The threat posed by transnational organized crime makes global law enforcement cooperation more important than ever.
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Pollution crimes impact our health and safety on a daily basis - endangering the air we breathe, our water and soil.

We work with agencies across our 196 member countries to prevent, detect and disrupt pollution crimes and dismantle the groups behind them.

#EarthDay 🌎

Good to meet with National Crime Agency (NCA) Director General Graeme Biggar and Europol Exec Director Catherine De Bolle.

With the epidemic of transnational organized crime now a global security crisis, national, regional and international law enforcement cooperation is more important than ever.