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NACOC, INL deepen cooperation to combat drug trafficking and organised crime

The meeting focused on strengthening collaboration in key areas including timely intelligence sharing, capacity building, specialised training and logistical support to enhance NACOC’s operations against drug trafficking and related organised crime.
The engagement highlighted the importance of sustained international cooperation, intelligence-led enforcement and institutional capacity building in tackling the evolving threat posed by illicit drugs and organised crime.
The United States and Ghana are seeking to deepen cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking and organised crime following a high-level engagement between officials of the US Department of State and the Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC).
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