"UN international trafficking programs" He praises the UAE’s efforts to combat organized crime
Dubai, August 1 / WAM / praised the regional coordinator of the anti -human trafficking programs at the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, the efforts of the UAE in combating organized crime, stressing the state’s commitment to international agreements, and developing integrated national legislation and specialized executive institutions.
The regional coordinator, Dr. Muhannad Fayez Al -Duwaitat, said that cooperation with the Emirati authorities resulted in the development of a diploma in the fight against human trafficking, from which more than 750 participants in the Arab world graduated, as well as training national and regional cadres on best practices in investigation and care, praising the creation of specialized shelter in all emirates of the country.
This came during a symposium organized by the General Command of Dubai Police on the occasion of the International Day to Combat Human Trafficking, in cooperation with the Committee for the Anti -Human Trafficking in the Ministry of Interior, under the slogan: “Together against human trafficking, strict legislation, smart technologies, and a safe work environment from exploitation”, in the presence of officials from Dubai Police and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
For his part, Major General Dr. Saleh Abdullah Murad, Assistant Commander -in -Chief for Excellence and Entrepreneurship in Dubai Police, affirmed that the crime of human trafficking is one of the most dangerous crimes that violate human and religious values, and requires the concerted institutional and societal efforts to confront them, indicating that the state has given this file a top priority through its pioneering legislation and international partnerships, including the issuance of Federal Law No. 24 of 2023 in This is.
He explained that the Dubai Police adopted a proactive approach to protecting the vulnerable groups from the victims of this crime, by launching the service of supporting the victims through the smart application, which provides integrated support on the legal, psychological and social levels, and enhances the smart humanitarian response to the victims.
The symposium included a discussion session in which a group of experts and specialists participated, including the retired Colonel Dr. Faisal Al -Banna, and Lieutenant Colonel Dr. Abdullah Al -Hafiti from the Ministry of Interior, and Saleh Al -Saadi died from the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation.
The speakers reviewed the state’s efforts in combating crime before the “Palermo” agreement, and the role of artificial intelligence in analyzing the patterns of crime and identifying potential victims, as well as reviewing the efforts of the Ministry of Human Resources to control the recruitment of auxiliary workers and reduce their exploitation.
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