Tajikistan interested in Belarusian experience in combating cybercrime and operation of UAV units

A delegation of Tajikistan’s Interior Ministry led by Minister Ramazon Rahimzoda has arrived to Belarus on an official visit, sb.by reports with reference to the Telegram channel of Belarus’ Interior Ministry

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Interior Minister of Belarus Ivan Kubrakov emphasised that law enforcement is the foundation for the development of all spheres, including the economic one, and also praised the fruitful partnership in combating crime. “We are ready to share our experience in organising the activities of the State Traffic Inspectorate. We have extensive experience in the fight against organised crime and drug trafficking. We are particularly interested in studying the organisation of the work of your special forces in the border areas," he addressed the guests.

As noted by Mr. Rahimzoda, the previous personal visit of Ivan Kubrakov to Tajikistan served as an impetus for intensifying co-operation, especially in the issues of the search for offenders. “We are impressed by the technical solutions that our Belarusian colleagues use in their daily activities. The Belarusian experience in combating cybercrime and organising the work with UAVs at various units is of a special interest for us. The problem of drug and weapon trafficking remains relevant, and the exchange of best practices in these areas will be mutually beneficial," the Interior Minister of Tajikistan stressed.

Based on the results of the meetings, the parties identified a number of promising vectors for further co-operation. Among them is the training of Tajik specialists in specialised educational institutions of Belarus’ Interior Ministry, as well as the organisation and conduct of joint exercises on the territory of both states.