The 42nd session of the Council of Arab Interior Ministers was held on Sunday in Tunis, with Morocco represented by a delegation led by Mohamed Ait Ouali, Ambassador to Cairo and permanent representative to the League of Arab States.
The delegation included Mohamed Moufakir, Director of International Cooperation at the Interior Ministry, and Mohammed Dkhissi, Central Director of Judicial Police and Vice President of Interpol for Africa.
Saudi Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud bin Nayef bin Abdulaziz highlighted the security challenges facing the Arab world, stressing the need for enhanced regional cooperation and joint strategies.
Secretary General Mohamed Ben Ali Koman reviewed key activities of the past year, including a conference on cybersecurity.
He announced the upcoming launch of an automated criminal prosecution system for improved data access and detention procedures among member states.
Portuguese Interior Minister Margarida Blasco emphasized that modern technologies complicate crime prevention, calling for knowledge exchange and cooperation between Europe and the Arab world.
Kuwait assumed the presidency of this session, succeeding Qatar. The agenda included strategies on narcotics control, civil protection, and cybercrime. High-level security delegations and international organizations, including Interpol and Europol, also participated.
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