The meeting will officially open on November 24, followed by a series of closed-door sessions gathering police officials, international experts and national delegations to examine the contemporary threats weighing on global security: transnational crime, cybercrime, migrant trafficking, terrorism, and organized criminal networks. Bilateral meetings will also take place on the sidelines of the official program, strengthening cooperation dynamics between states.
For Morocco, hosting such a summit carries significant meaning. It represents renewed international recognition of the Kingdom’s key role in strengthening global security and its active contribution to building an efficient, modern and cooperative policing model.
Accustomed to major international events, Marrakech provides a secure, functional and fully equipped environment for hosting the work of this General Assembly. The city thus positions itself as a strategic platform for global security dialogue and policymaking.
Organizers are expected to announce further details of the official press conference in the coming days, an event closely watched by international observers.
With this 93rd INTERPOL General Assembly, Morocco reinforces its position as a reliable, committed and leading partner in the fight against transnational crime and in the promotion of an international order based on peace, cooperation and mutual trust.
Translated from Abderrazzak Boussaid’s French article – le7tv