The Ministry organised an event entitled “From Cooperation to Action: How Law Enforcement Agencies, International Organisations, and Private Sector Partners Can Contribute to Combating Organised Fraud.” The event was dedicated to the enhancement of security partnerships, the acceleration of information sharing, and the enhancement of coordination in cross-border investigations.
In addition, UAE representatives participated in an Australian-led session entitled “Adaptation and Expansion: The Evolving Organised Crime Ecosystem for Human Trafficking for Fraudulent Purposes,” which investigated the methods by which criminals exploit individuals to execute vast cyber fraud schemes.
The Ministry collaborated with Azerbaijan to coordinate the “Dubai-Baku-Abu Dhabi-Vienna Route: From Global Commitment to Action Against Environmental Crimes,” which underscored the work of the International Law Enforcement Initiative for Climate (I2LEC). This initiative focused on environmental crime.
Additionally, UAE officials participated in sessions led by Brazil, Peru, and Germany, which focused on the following topics: “Strengthening Global Action Against Environmental Crimes,” “Illegal Mining, Deforestation, and Transnational Organised Crime: Enhancing International Law Enforcement Cooperation,” and “Environmental Crimes as a Security Challenge.” All emphasised the necessity of more intensive international collaboration and joint operations to safeguard natural resources.
The Ministry participated in a Vietnamese event on “Online Exploitation and Sexual Abuse of Children and AI-Generated Child Sexual Abuse Material” in the field of child protection. During the event, the Ministry introduced the “AI for Safer Children” initiative.
The High-Level Group on Digital Threats, Organised Crime, and Violence Against Women and Girls was co-chaired by the Ministry, as well as Chile, the Netherlands, and Nigeria. The discussions centred on the enhancement of victim support, the advancement of the UAE’s contribution to the Women, Peace, and Security agenda, and the strengthening of responses to cyber extortion and technology-enabled human trafficking.
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