Tunis, Tunisia – The Algerian National Police showcased its extensive experience in combating drug trafficking and substance abuse at the 49th Arab Police and Security Leaders Conference held in Tunis. Director General of National Security, Mr. Ali Badaoui, presented Algeria’s multifaceted approach to tackling the issue during the conference proceedings on Wednesday.
Mr. Badaoui detailed the Algerian police force’s strategies, highlighting successful initiatives and collaborative efforts with other law enforcement agencies. He emphasized the importance of proactive measures, including intelligence gathering and community engagement, in disrupting drug networks and preventing drug-related crimes.
The presentation focused on Algeria’s national strategy, which incorporates aspects of prevention, enforcement, and rehabilitation. Discussions covered the implementation of advanced technologies in drug detection and border control, as well as the training programs designed to equip officers with the necessary skills to combat evolving drug trafficking methods.
DZWatch understands that Mr. Badaoui also stressed the need for enhanced regional cooperation and information sharing among Arab nations to effectively address the transnational nature of drug trafficking. He proposed strengthening existing partnerships and establishing new channels for collaborative efforts to combat this growing threat.
The conference provides a vital platform for Arab police leaders to exchange best practices, discuss emerging security challenges, and foster cooperation in maintaining regional stability. Algeria’s contribution to the discussion on drug control is expected to contribute significantly to the development of more effective strategies across the Arab world.
The Director General’s participation underscores Algeria’s commitment to actively contribute to regional security and its dedication to sharing its expertise in combating transnational crime.
