Home Minister Gurung leaves for Dubai to attend World Police Summit
Kathmandu. Home Minister Sudhan Gurung has left for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Friday evening to attend the World Police Summit.
He left for Dubai at 7:
00 pm on Friday to attend the conference to be held in Dubai at the official invitation of the UAE government.
The conference will discuss and share experiences on international police cooperation, development of security technology and latest practices in crime control. High-level policy discussions, thematic and technical sessions, roundtable meetings, workshops, training, international exhibition and distribution of World Police Awards will be held in the conference. This edition of
the conference will feature 14 thematic areas including defense and crisis response, robots and drone technologies, artificial intelligence-based policing, digital transformation, cyber attacks and digital fraud control, crypto transactions and financial crimes, among others.
Likewise, discussions will also be held on crime investigation, intelligence information, modern forensic technology, control of narcotics and organized crime, border security, smart security system, satellite information and space security. On the sidelines of
the summit, Home Minister Gurung is scheduled to hold bilateral meetings with ministers for internal affairs and security chiefs of different countries including UAE.
During the meeting, discussions will be held on exchange of technical assistance in security sector, international cooperation to control human trafficking and human trafficking, cybercrime, narcotics and trans-border organized crime.
Similarly, the Nepal Police will also get an opportunity to identify potential partner organizations for modernization, technology transfer and expert training.
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