
The Interior Ministry participated in the Eighty-Second Session of the International Criminal Police Organization "Interpol" that was held in Colombia in the presence of representatives form member countries. Interpol Executive Director of Police Services Jean-Michel Louboutin highlighted, during the opening session, efforts of international police to combat crimes and hailed the cooperation between the Interpol and Bahrain in the watch shop robbery case that resulted to the arrest of the suspects and confiscation of most of the watches. During the event, Bahrain delegation met Kosovo delegation met, in which Bahrain officials expressed thanks and appreciation of the cooperation Kosovo police provided in the case as the two parties agreed to continue such cooperation to fight crimes.
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