Algiers – Director General of National Security, Mr. Ali Badawi, received a delegation of experts from the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) earlier today, according to a statement released by the General Directorate of National Security.
The meeting, held in Algiers, focused on exploring avenues for strengthening the operational and technical capabilities of national security services across various fields. Discussions centered on enhancing cooperation in combating transnational crime, including terrorism, cybercrime, and organized crime.
“This meeting underscores our commitment to working closely with international partners, such as INTERPOL, to address the evolving security challenges we face,” stated a spokesperson for the General Directorate. “By leveraging INTERPOL’s expertise and resources, we can further enhance our ability to protect citizens and maintain national security.”
The delegation comprised specialists in areas such as forensic science, data analysis, and criminal intelligence. They presented various strategies and best practices that could be implemented to improve the effectiveness of law enforcement agencies. The Director General expressed his appreciation for INTERPOL’s ongoing support and reiterated the importance of continued collaboration in the fight against international crime.
The meeting concluded with a commitment from both sides to continue exchanging information and expertise, ensuring that national security services remain at the forefront of crime prevention and detection. Further joint initiatives and training programs are expected to be developed as a result of this productive dialogue.
