KATHMANDU: Home Minister Sudan Gurung has left for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to participate in the World Police Summit.
Gurung left for Dubai from Tribhuvan International Airport on Friday evening at the formal invitation of the UAE government. The summit will focus on international police cooperation, advancements in security technology and the exchange of best practices in crime prevention and control.
The conference will feature high-level policy discussions, thematic and technical sessions, workshops, training programmes, international exhibitions, the World Police Awards and other activities.
This edition of the summit will address a range of emerging security challenges and technological developments, including defence and crisis response, autonomous robots, drones and human capabilities, artificial intelligence-based policing, digital transformation, cyberattacks and digital fraud prevention.
The discussions will also cover 14 thematic areas, including cryptocurrency transactions and financial crime prevention, criminal investigations, intelligence sharing and modern forensic technologies, drug trafficking and organised crime, border security and smart security systems, as well as satellite intelligence and space security.
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