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Naqvi urges global unity to fight terrorism and cross border crimes at UN Summit

Naqvi said no country could deal with threats such as terrorism alone.

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UNITED NATIONS: Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has called on countries to strengthen cooperation and support each other in tackling growing global security challenges.

Addressing police leaders from around the world at the United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit in New York, Naqvi said no country could deal with threats such as terrorism, organized crime, cybercrime, drug trafficking, human smuggling and money laundering alone.

“These threats affect all of us. No country is safe from them, and no country can deal with them alone,” Naqvi said during his address at the United Nations General Assembly Hall.

Speaking at a session titled “Enhancing International Cooperation to Address Transnational Challenges,” Naqvi stressed the need for stronger partnerships among law enforcement agencies worldwide.

“We must work together. We must trust each other. We must share information quickly. We must support one another,” he said.

The minister said international cooperation was more important than ever as security threats continue to cross borders.

Naqvi also highlighted the growing use of technology by criminals and urged police forces to adopt modern tools to prevent emerging crimes.

“Criminals are using new technology to commit crimes, so we must also use modern technology to stop them,” he said.

Read more: Pakistan, Russia agree to strengthen cooperation against terrorism in region

He called for better training, improved skills and greater innovation within police forces to help law enforcement agencies respond to modern challenges.

Naqvi said the UN summit provided a valuable opportunity for police leaders to share experiences, discuss successful strategies and develop practical solutions.

He added that the United Nations serves as a platform for countries to work together with a shared goal of improving security and protecting people around the world.

 

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