The 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, held in Abu Dhabi from September 26 to October 1, brought together over 5,100 participants from nearly 120 countries. The congress adopted the Abu Dhabi Declaration, which highlights the importance of international cooperation in preventing and combating crime. Morocco's approach to addressing modern forms of crime was commended by experts, who praised the country's effective prevention and control measures.
Morocco's representative to the UN, Azzeddine Farhane, outlined the country's approach to combating crime, which emphasizes the involvement of all stakeholders, including civil society, academia, and the private sector. He stressed that addressing the complexities of modern crime requires a multilateral approach, anchored in regional realities and national will. Farhane highlighted five key areas, including regional specificity, inclusion, and diversity, which he believes are essential for effective crime prevention and control.
The Abu Dhabi Declaration acknowledges the increasingly complex nature of modern crime, including cybercrime, organized crime, and corruption. The declaration calls for the acceleration of digital transformation in judicial systems and the integration of artificial intelligence in criminal justice processes. However, it also emphasizes the need for strict safeguards, including human oversight, transparency, and data protection.
The UN Congress was attended by representatives from over 120 countries, including Morocco, which used the opportunity to promote its candidacy to host the next UN Congress in Rabat. Morocco's efforts to combat crime have been recognized internationally, with the country's approach being hailed as a model for effective crime prevention and control.
The complexities of modern crime require a coordinated international response, according to experts. The use of technology by organized crime networks has made it easier for them to exploit institutional weaknesses and manipulate public opinion. The Abu Dhabi Declaration emphasizes the need for international cooperation to address these challenges.
Morocco's approach to combating crime has been praised for its emphasis on cooperation and prevention. The country's efforts to address the root causes of crime, including poverty and social exclusion, have been recognized as a key aspect of its effective crime prevention and control measures.
The 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice has provided a platform for countries to share best practices and expertise in combating crime. Morocco's participation in the congress has helped to promote its approach to crime prevention and control, which has been recognized as a model for other countries to follow.
Key points
- Morocco's crime prevention and control measures have been praised by experts at the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice.
- The Abu Dhabi Declaration emphasizes the need for international cooperation to address the complexities of modern crime.
- Morocco has promoted its candidacy to host the next UN Congress in Rabat, highlighting its expertise in crime prevention and control.
