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IGP returns home after attending Interpol General Assembly
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Baharul Alam returned home on Saturday after attending the 93rd General Assembly of Interpol held in Morocco.
Police chiefs and delegates from Interpol’s 196 member countries participated in the global gathering.
The high-level meeting discussed a series of major issues related to international security challenges.
Key topics include cybercrime and data-driven investigations, combating transnational organised crime, eliminating global scam centers, enhancing Interpol’s innovative policing capabilities and promoting women’s leadership in policing.
On the final day of the assembly, elections were held for the positions of Interpol President, Vice President and Executive Committee delegates.
During the session, the IGP addressed the assembly highlighting the country’s commitment, capabilities and efforts in tackling global cyber fraud, human trafficking, financial crimes and cross-border crimes, reports UNB.
The IGP left Dhaka for Morocco to attend the 93rd General Assembly of Interpol on November 23.