In defiance of international security threats, the Ministry of the Interior is participating in the 84th session of the INTERPOL General Assembly in Rwanda

The United Arab Emirates, represented by the Ministry of Interior, participated in the 84th session of the General Assembly of the Criminal Police (INTERPOL), hosted by Rwanda in its capital, Kigali, from 2 to 5 November 2015, under the slogan (Police confronting threats in a constantly changing world).The state was represented in the session by a delegation from the Ministry of Interior headed by Colonel Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief of Ajman Police, accompanied by Colonel Abdul Wahid Ahmed Al Hammadi. Director of the International Criminal Police Department (INTERPOL) at the Ministry of Interior, Colonel Abdulaziz Obaidullah, Assistant Director of the Sub-Department for Coordination of National Central Office Affairs in the Middle East, Colonel Mubarak Saeed Al Khaili, Head of the National Central Bureau of INTERPOL, Lieutenant Colonel Saeed Al Saadi, Director of the Prosecution Department of the Most Wanted, and Captain Abdullah Ghuloom Khoury from The International Criminal Police Department, Captain Suhail Al-Afari from the Middle East and North Africa Sub-Directorate in the International Criminal Police Department (Interpol) at the Ministry of Interior, and Lieutenant Ahmed Al-Ajmani, Director of the Media Affairs Branch of the Police Ajman. The agenda of the session is at the forefront of the current challenges facing the police all over the world, the pressures of security threats to organized crime across national borders such as crimes against terrorism, drug trafficking and smuggling of migrants, and cybercrime in all its aspects, with the participation of delegates appointed by their governments from member countries, and the Assembly meets as the body INTERPOL senior management once a year and makes all the important decisions that affect the organization's general policy, the resources needed for international cooperation, working methods, finance, and program of activities, and will be made during the Kigali course that is attended Its 640 participating members from 190 countries, along with senior law enforcement officials from 145 countries, elect and select members of the organization's Executive Committee from the leaders and chiefs of police nominated by their governments. Brigadier General Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi, Commander-in-Chief presented a report in which he reviewed the dimensions of the crime of drug promotion and abuse and the experience of the police in fighting drugs in all its forms, and talked about the state's progress in the security field, which contributed to its absence from organized crime by 0%.Brigadier Sheikh Sultan bin Abdullah Al-Nuaimi met the organization's president, Mirai Ballesteri, and its Secretary-General Jurgen Stock, where they discussed ways to enhance cooperation between the two parties, and discussed support for international interdependence to obliterate global security threats through advanced systems to comply with modern changes, and His Excellency held several joint meetings with senior leaders Police services from Asia, Africa and Europe, where the development and promotion of distinguished and sustainable relations were exchanged, in order to achieve international security worldwide.