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The Vice President of the Republic receives the INTERPOL delegation and welcomes initiatives to improve information sharing and border control in the subregion.
The Vice President of the Republic, responsible for National Defence and Security, H.E. Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, has received a high-level delegation from the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL), responsible for a week-long regional training programme taking place in Equatorial Guinea.
During the meeting, the Head of INTERPOL’s Regional Bureau for Central Africa, Chantal Apendeki Cinene, conveyed fraternal greetings from the organisation’s Secretary General to the Vice President and outlined the programme’s objectives and content.
The training brings together officials from the eight countries that make up the Central African committee and includes technical and operational sessions. It aims to strengthen communication between member countries and facilitate the interconnection of their intelligence systems, promoting information sharing and police coordination.
H.E. Nguema Obiang Mangue commended the initiative and welcomed the benefits of this training for cooperation between the relevant services in the subregion.
The Vice President also welcomed the launch of the project to install border control equipment, highlighting its contribution to strengthening cooperation between Central African countries.
