Activating the Role of INTERPOL in Combating Organized Crime

Abstract

The International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) is one of the international bodies responsible for combating organized crime, including the crime of money laundering, which has become a threat to international peace and security. It also tracks criminals at both the national and international levels through National Central Bureaus in order to arrest and extradite them for prosecution. Therefore, states are committed to cooperating and coordinating with the International Criminal Police Organization and facilitating its work, thereby promoting international harmony, whether among states themselves or between states and the International Criminal Police Organization. All of this serves to achieve the objective for which the organization was established.