Tunisia participated in the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, held in Abu Dhabi from September 25 to October 1. The congress aimed to follow up on international efforts in crime prevention and criminal justice. Tunisia's acting ambassador to the UAE, Abolbaba Zbibidi, represented the country at the event. The congress discussed progress made in crime prevention and criminal justice since the 14th congress in Kyoto, Japan in 2021.
The congress focused on implementing commitments outlined in the Abu Dhabi Declaration, which concluded the event. Discussions included combating organized crime, cybercrime, protecting children, empowering women, and preventing violence against them. The use of artificial intelligence and modern technologies in criminal justice was also addressed. Participants emphasized the importance of international coordination and cooperation to face new challenges in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The event featured interventions from member states and several regional organizations and UN bodies. Topics included transnational organized crime, cybercrime, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence in criminal justice. The discussions aimed to promote the rule of law and protect human rights. Tunisia's participation in the congress reflects its commitment to international cooperation in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice brought together representatives from various countries and international organizations. The event provided a platform for exchanging ideas and experiences in addressing emerging challenges in crime prevention and criminal justice. Tunisia's involvement in the congress demonstrates its interest in contributing to global efforts to combat crime and promote justice.
The congress concluded with a call for continued international cooperation to address new challenges in crime prevention and criminal justice. Participants stressed the importance of promoting the rule of law, protecting human rights, and combating crime. Tunisia's participation in the event reflects its commitment to these goals and its desire to contribute to international efforts to promote peace and security.
The event was an opportunity for Tunisia to engage with the international community on issues related to crime prevention and criminal justice. The country's participation in the congress demonstrates its interest in strengthening its cooperation with other countries and international organizations in this field. The discussions at the congress will contribute to the development of new strategies and approaches to addressing emerging challenges in crime prevention and criminal justice.
The 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice was a significant event that brought together representatives from around the world to address pressing issues in crime prevention and criminal justice. Tunisia's participation in the event reflects its commitment to international cooperation and its desire to contribute to global efforts to promote peace, security, and justice.
Key points
- Tunisia participated in the 15th UN Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice in Abu Dhabi, which aimed to promote international cooperation in crime prevention and criminal justice.
- The congress discussed various issues, including combating organized crime, cybercrime, and protecting children and women.
- Tunisia's participation in the event reflects its commitment to international cooperation in crime prevention and criminal justice and its desire to contribute to global efforts to promote peace and security.
