French official Philippe Lucas was elected president of Interpol on Thursday for a four-year term, during the organization’s General Assembly held in Marrakech.
The vote took place on the final day of the annual meeting, where delegates from member countries gathered to discuss global security cooperation and the organization’s strategic priorities.
Lucas succeeds outgoing leadership as he takes on the role of overseeing Interpol’s executive committee and supporting the agency’s secretary-general in directing international police coordination.
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