During the
event, the heads of delegations were received by President of Tajikistan
Emomali Rahmon. Issues of strengthening cooperation in the fight against
terrorism, extremism, drug trafficking and organized crime, ensuring cybersecurity,
countering illegal migration and improving the safety of tourists were
discussed at the meeting.
The Head of
Tajikistan stressed the importance of further developing regional cooperation
in the law enforcement sphere, as well as strengthening coordinated approaches
to solving common tasks.
The meeting
of the Council was also attended by the heads of the Ministries of Internal
Affairs of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia,
Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, as well as representatives of relevant CIS
structures.
The
participants reviewed the priority areas of multilateral and bilateral
cooperation, as well as the implementation of the Interstate Program of Joint
Measures to Combat Crime for 2029-2033.
During the
meeting, a number of documents were signed related to information exchange,
genomic data exchange, countering illegal migration, interstate search for
individuals and cooperation in combating transnational crimes committed using
information and communication technologies.
In
addition, Uzbekistan's initiative to organize meetings of heads of cybercrime
units of the Ministries of Internal Affairs of the CIS member states was
supported. The relevant decision was unanimously approved and signed by the
Council members.
This initiative
is aimed at establishing a direct dialogue between the heads of relevant
departments, rapid information exchange and strengthening cooperation in the
fight against cross-border cybercrime.
Following
the event, the parties agreed to develop cooperation at the institutional level
and implement joint projects aimed at achieving practical results.
