IPO DELEGATION MEETINGS AT UNITED NATIONS GENEVA

Official Meetings at the United Nations, Geneva: Strengthening Global Security, Human Rights and Youth Protection.

During March, a series of high-level events and meetings were held at the United Nations Headquarters in Geneva, focusing on addressing global security challenges and fundamental human rights, particularly regarding the safety and well-being of minors and young people. Dr. Mareglen Tomori, Executive President - CEO of the International Police Organization IPO, along with Mr. Imet Cafleshi, Permanent Representative of the IPO Mission to the UN in Geneva and President of IPO Section Switzerland, had the honor and pleasure of holding meetings and engaging in discussions with senior UN officials.

A Strategic Dialogue on Crime Prevention and Security

During these important engagements with senior UN officials and field experts, essential discussions were held on urgent issues such as crime prevention among minors and young people, international cooperation to strengthen security mechanisms, and the development of effective emergency response strategies. The meetings emphasized the need for a unified global effort to combat crime and protect vulnerable communities, especially young people at risk of marginalization and criminalization.

One of the key topics discussed was the role of education and community engagement in preventing migration-related risks and criminal activities among young people. Experts and leaders highlighted the importance of fostering awareness, resilience, and responsibility among youth to create a sustainable and secure future for the coming generations.

Building Bridges for a Safer Future

The discussions at the UN mark an important step toward expanded cooperation between international institutions, law enforcement bodies, and global organizations. The IPO delegation reaffirmed and emphasized their commitment to collaborating with the United Nations and other global stakeholders to develop concrete solutions for youth protection, crime prevention, and emergency preparedness.

These high-level engagements reflect a shared vision of fostering a safer and more inclusive society, where young individuals are empowered with the right tools and opportunities to contribute positively to their communities. The IPO remains dedicated to its mission of promoting international security and law enforcement cooperation through strategic partnerships and proactive initiatives.

International Cooperation: The Key to a Safer Tomorrow.

As the world faces new security challenges, the meetings at the UN Headquarters in Geneva reaffirm the principle that international cooperation is essential for achieving lasting peace and security.

By working together across borders, civil society organizations and the UN can implement effective policies that protect the most vulnerable and ensure a brighter future for all.

Strengthening global partnerships today for a safer and more sustainable tomorrow!

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