Fiji and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment to combatting transnational crime, with a particular emphasis on the rising threat posed by illicit drugs. A meeting took place involving US Embassy Chief Law Enforcement Officer Samuel Holland, alongside DEA officials Colin Hart and Doug Sullivan, and Fiji’s Police Commissioner Rusiate Tudravu. The discussions aimed at enhancing cooperation in addressing drug trafficking and associated criminal activities.
Holland announced plans to broaden training programs at the DEA Academy, highlighting that support will also extend to drug awareness initiatives and demand reduction efforts. Meanwhile, Commissioner Tudravu expressed the Fiji Police Force’s appreciation for robust international partnerships, emphasizing that effectively battling the global drug trade necessitates coordinated efforts across national borders.
This collaboration showcases the shared commitment of both nations to tackle intricate challenges posed by drug-related crimes, fostering a safer environment for their citizens.
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