Interior Minister Attends UN Crime Prevention Conference in Abu Dhabi

Syrian Interior Minister Mohammad Khaled Al-Rahmoun attended the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice today, Saturday, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The participation comes as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen the international presence of the Syrian Arab Republic.
Minister Al-Rahmoun led a high-level official delegation, which included the Public Prosecutor of the Republic, Counselor Judge Hassan Al-Turba, as well as several officials specializing in criminal justice matters.
The conference, hosted by the UAE capital, is witnessing broad international participation. The event has brought together high-level delegations from UN member states, representatives from various international and regional organizations, and a wide array of experts and specialists in the fields of crime prevention, counter-terrorism, and the development of global criminal justice systems.
Syria’s participation in this forum aligns with the state’s objectives to enhance international cooperation in addressing contemporary security challenges. Key priorities include combating transnational organized crime, dismantling drug trafficking networks, and tackling modern criminal threats that jeopardize societal security. Furthermore, the delegation aims to reinforce the rule of law and improve the efficacy of Syrian law enforcement institutions to ensure they align with modern international standards.
This conference serves as a pivotal global platform for the exchange of expertise and the coordination of efforts among participating nations. The goal is to reach shared perspectives that contribute to bolstering global security and stability, while ensuring the efficient operation of criminal justice systems amid the rapidly evolving patterns of international crime.
By engaging in this UN-sponsored event, Damascus reaffirms its commitment to participating actively in established international mechanisms for combating illegal activities. This participation is intended to support the stability of state institutions and strengthen their capabilities in protecting society and enforcing prevailing laws.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
