A four-day training seminar on detecting crimes involving synthetic drugs and money laundering schemes concluded today at the Academy of Law Enforcement Agencies under the Prosecutor General’s Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Participants included law enforcement officials from Central Asian countries who came to exchange experiences and learn modern approaches to countering the transnational drug threat.
The Academy thanked its international partners who supported the training, including the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), INL, and CARICC. Special appreciation was given to Yu. Kurbonov, the International Coordinator for the UNODC program in Central Asia, who was presented with a letter of appreciation on behalf of the Academy’s Rector, Marat Seksembayev.
Upon the seminar’s conclusion, all attendees received certificates of course completion. In turn, they highly praised the organization and practical focus of the program, noting that the Academy has become not only an educational institution but also a platform for implementing innovative technologies in crime-solving.
The seminar’s outcomes have opened up new opportunities for joint initiatives and knowledge sharing among countries in the region.
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