Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan

As part of the visit of a delegation from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan, experience in combating drug-related crime was exchanged.

The delegation, headed by Denis Martinov, Head of the Department of Investigative Affairs of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, visited the MIA Academy.

First, a brief overview of the Academy's activities was provided to the guests. During a tour of the information and resource center, training ground, vehicles used by quick response and investigative teams, the sports complex, and other facilities, they explored the approaches used in the educational process and the conditions provided for the cadets and trainees.

During the meeting in the negotiation hall, the parties discussed the current state of collaboration between the internal affairs agencies of Uzbekistan and Russia, the exchange of experiences, and possible ways of enhancing mutually beneficial relations.

The meeting also highlighted the importance of countering modern forms and methods of crime and applying best practices to strengthen the professional skills of personnel.

As part of the visit, training sessions on combating illicit narcotic drug trafficking were organized for the Academy’s faculty members, cadets, and practitioners from internal affairs agencies.

The sessions covered new threats associated with the illicit trafficking of synthetic drugs and psychotropic substances, advanced methods for detecting drug-related crimes, and ways to combat crimes committed using digital technology.

A special emphasis was placed on Russia's experience in identifying and shutting down online drug outlets, combating illicit drug trafficking, and monitoring the flow of proceeds from criminal activities and related assets.

By participating in the masterclass, participants were able to enhance their knowledge and skills in detecting drug-related crimes, organizing operational and investigative activities efficiently, and using modern technology.

Press Service of the Academy of the MIA