Today,
The Deputy Inspector General in Charge of Administration and Personnel, DCG Jeanne Chantal Ujeneza, together with Mr. Africa S. Apollo, Head of Interpol Regional Bureau Nairobi and Chief Executive of the Eastern Africa Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization, and Ms. Tina Mykkanen, the Technical Expert, UNODC ROEA, has officially opened a four day meeting of EAPCCO member countries as part of the Empowering Every Badge Project Phase Two at ##RwandaPolice General Headquarters, Kacyiru.
DCG Ujeneza highlighted that the assessment of Phase One of the Empowering Every Badge Project has shown that capacity building for our institutions to strengthen gender equality is necessary across our region, and barriers remain in recruitment, retention, career progression to high leadership responsibilities, among others. That is why this meeting, which brings together policymakers at high levels of our institutions, is very important. @eapcco_ctcoe@UN_Women@UNODC
Thanks to Rwanda National Police and Rwanda Investigations Bureau, EAPCCO and SARPCCO have today reviewed results of #OpUsalama XI across both regions. Much appreciation to SG RIB for officiating at the opening.
With more INTERPOL member countries than any other region, Africa plays a critical role in global law enforcement.
Our African Regional Conference in Cape Town 🇿🇦was an opportunity to hear insights from police leaders on strengthening cooperation to meet the evolving challenges of organized crime and terrorism.
My thanks to delegates for your valuable inputs over the past three days, which helped us to connect, collaborate and contribute to shaping the future of security in the African region, and beyond.
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I recently paid a courtesy visit to @SGNduva at EAC Secretariat in Arusha, Tanzania. I thanked her for her leadership that ensures continued collaboration between @jumuiya and @INTERPOL_HQ in ensuring secure borders that contribute to fighting Transnational Organized Crime
"The Heads of National Central Bureaus conference is an opportunity for us to understand the wide-ranging priorities and challenges of our membership, and more importantly how we can help. There will be no strong INTERPOL without strong NCBs." - @INTERPOL_SG
Rwandans and Kinyarwanda speaking people should be allowed to live and thrive together with other citizens of the great lakes region of Africa. The alternative will be disastrous.
The EAC extends its heartfelt congratulations to the Government and people of the United Republic of Tanzania as they celebrate their Independence Day.
Tanzania’s unwavering commitment to regional integration and development strengthens the bonds of our community!
@SGNduva
Today marks the first @UN International Day for the Prevention of, and fight against, all forms of Transnational Organised Crime.
Join the high-level political event at 11:30CET on https://t.co/6JZjFJwnKi
“Organized crime takes many forms, and its consequences are devastating.”
On the first Int'l Day Against Transnational Organized Crime, watch @GhadaFathiWaly’s call for global solidarity & action ⬇️
Together, we can push back for safety, security & peace.
#StopOrganizedCrime