DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — Inspector General of Police (IGP) [Name], representing Nigeria, has attended the prestigious World Police Summit held in Dubai, highlighting the nation’s commitment to global collaboration in law enforcement.
The summit, which brings together police chiefs, security experts, and policymakers from across the globe, serves as a platform to discuss emerging challenges in policing, share best practices, and explore innovative strategies to combat crime and terrorism.
During the event, the IGP engaged in high-level discussions on transnational security threats, including cybercrime, terrorism, and human trafficking, underscoring Nigeria’s proactive stance in tackling these issues.
The Nigerian delegation also explored partnerships with international law enforcement agencies aimed at enhancing capacity building, intelligence sharing, and joint operations to improve security within Nigeria and the wider region.
Speaking on the sidelines, the IGP emphasized the importance of global cooperation in addressing complex security challenges that transcend borders, stating, “Our collective efforts and shared knowledge are vital in building safer communities worldwide.”
The summit concluded with commitments to strengthen international policing networks and foster continuous dialogue among member states.
