CEPOL’s Executive Director, Detlef Schröder, signed today a new Working Arrangement with United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to strengthen the cooperation between both organisations and capacities of their members in law enforcement cooperation.
Mr Schröder following signing of the agreement with Yuri Fedotov, UNODC Executive Director in Vienna underlined:
“ The new working arrangement should further strengthen already established cooperation levels between us, alike recently launched capacity building programme for Western Balkans in the field of Financial Investigations. It is an important step forward in CEPOL’s commitment to offer training for a wider target group of law enforcement officials and to contribute to the continuous improvement of cross-border law enforcement cooperation with international experts and partners.
We look forward to building upon it and jointly strengthen our capacities in the fight against serious and organised crime”.
The working arrangement shall enhance sharing of knowledge, expertise, best practices and coordinated approaches to learning.
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