The UAE, represented by the Ministry of Interior, participated in the UN Chiefs of Police Summit (2024) as the sponsoring country. The summit is being held at the UN headquarters in New York from June 26 to 27. This participation aligns with the UAE's commitment to enhancing global efforts for security, stability, and peace worldwide. The summit is considered the largest gathering of ministers, police chiefs, and senior representatives of regional police organisations worldwide
During the summit, the UAE delegation emphasised the Ministry of Interior’s commitment, guided by the nation's wise leadership, to continuous cooperation with countries and international organisations, especially in security and policing, to combat all types of crime. They also acknowledged the strategic partnership with the United Nations Police and their efforts in the global initiative for law enforcement agencies on climate (I2LEC).
The aligned policies of the United Arab Emirates, established by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founder of the nation, have played a crucial role in resolving many international and regional issues. The UAE's journey of empowerment and development has continued under the vision, support, and guidance of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
The delegation reiterated the UAE Ministry of Interior’s dedication to international and regional efforts for global security and stability, wishing success to the summit participants in fostering prosperity and a decent life for all people.
On the sidelines of the United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (2024), the International Initiative of Law Enforcement for Climate (I2LEC) hosted a panel discussion titled “Guardians of the Earth: Global Law Enforcement Strategies for Environmental Protection.” Representatives of the global law enforcement community attended the panel to raise awareness of the impact of police operations on environmental crimes and climate change.
The discussion aimed to showcase best practices, share valuable lessons, and enhance international cooperation to strengthen global law enforcement strategies for environmental protection.
