A collaborative effort between the New Zealand Transnational Crime Unit (TCU) and the Australian Federal Police culminated in a two-day workshop aimed at improving networking and awareness among regional law enforcement agencies.
The focus is fortifying border protection measures against emerging security threats and gang activities.
Senior Superintendent of Police Serupepeli Neiko, director of Training and Education, introduced the workshop by expressing gratitude to the facilitators for convening the event, a result of discussions initiated among various stakeholders last year.
“In the realm of law enforcement, mere talk of collaboration isn’t enough. Action is imperative. This platform serves as a catalyst for strengthening networking among our agencies,” he said.
Attended by officers from the Fiji Police Force, the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service, and the Fiji Immigration Department, the workshop provided a fertile ground for sharing insights and strategies vital for effective border and law enforcement.
