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24 April 2013 - 26 April 2013 | Istanbul, Turkey
7th Global Congress on Combating Counterfeiting and Piracy
The Global Congress has become a leading forum, shaping the direction of international responses to the crimes of counterfeiting and piracy, and raising public awareness of the dangers associated with illicit goods.A high-level event, the Congress attracts more than 1,000 participants from a wide range of sectors. Among the attendees are government minist...
INTERPOL Travel Documents
Authorized personnel on official INTERPOL business will be able to bypass lengthy visa requirements, speeding up the Organization's response to urgent requests for assistance.
INTERPOL has developed its first ever travel documents (e-Passport Booklet and e-Identification Card). These are intended to enable INTERPOL officials, chiefs of law enforcement agencies, heads of National Central Bureaus and staff to travel internationally on official INTERPOL business without requiring a visa when assisting in transnational investigations or urgent deployments.
Facing today's challenges
The crossing of international borders by law enforcement officials is a necessary reality in combating today’s global security challenges.
INTERPOL operates in a world transformed by the transport and Internet revolutions. Whilst largely beneficial, these changes have also facilitated globalized crime, with international criminals exploiting technological advances to further their activities.
One of the most significant hurdles faced by international law enforcement officials in the fight against international crime is the lack of speed and ease with which assistance can be provided to those countries requesting it.
Logo of the International Criminal Police Organization – INTERPOL.
Internet / Home - INTERPOL
24 April 2013 - 26 April 2013 | Istanbul, Turkey
7th Global Congress on Combating Counterfeiting and Piracy
The Global Congress has become a leading forum, shaping the direction of international responses to the crimes of counterfeiting and piracy, and raising public awareness of the dangers associated with illicit goods.A high-level event, the Congress attracts more than 1,000 participants from a wide range of sectors. Among the attendees are government minist...
INTERPOL Travel Documents
Authorized personnel on official INTERPOL business will be able to bypass lengthy visa requirements, speeding up the Organization's response to urgent requests for assistance.
INTERPOL has developed its first ever travel documents (e-Passport Booklet and e-Identification Card). These are intended to enable INTERPOL officials, chiefs of law enforcement agencies, heads of National Central Bureaus and staff to travel internationally on official INTERPOL business without requiring a visa when assisting in transnational investigations or urgent deployments.
Facing today's challenges
The crossing of international borders by law enforcement officials is a necessary reality in combating today’s global security challenges.
INTERPOL operates in a world transformed by the transport and Internet revolutions. Whilst largely beneficial, these changes have also facilitated globalized crime, with international criminals exploiting technological advances to further their activities.
One of the most significant hurdles faced by international law enforcement officials in the fight against international crime is the lack of speed and ease with which assistance can be provided to those countries requesting it.
Logo of the International Criminal Police Organization – INTERPOL.
Internet / Home - INTERPOL