(e) Attended one week drug enforcement laws seminar organized by Federal Judicial Academy Islamabad with the help of Drug Enforcement Agency of U.S.A.

Enhanced law enforcement efforts have yielded higher volumes of drug seizures.

Frequency of meetings of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe

Frequency of meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies, Europe

The efforts of UNODC will strengthen the drug interdiction and border control capacity of national and regional drug law enforcement bodies.

China was drafting a drug control law and, in recent years, had made remarkable progress in drug control enforcement and demand reduction.

Nine regional cooperation Meetings of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies were held.

Overall the Agency continued to increase its lead role in terms of growing drug seizures, inter agency cooperation and regional drug enforcement operations.

In Pakistan, UNODC supported district officials in assuming new decentralized drug control responsibilities and helped drug law enforcement agencies to engage in more extensive subregional cooperation.

In Albania, the drug interdiction and seizure capacity of law enforcement agencies was upgraded, inter agency cooperation enhanced and awareness on the dangers of drug abuse raised.

Several speakers referred to the development of formal cooperation agreements between their law enforcement agencies, joint training initiatives and efforts to harmonize their domestic drug law enforcement activities.

Following a review of trends in drug trafficking and regional and subregional cooperation, each of the subsidiary bodies addressed drug law enforcement issues of priority in its region.

(f) Increase in the number of trained law enforcement officers with access to drug and precursor field identification kits

Convinced that further action is required to strengthen cooperation and coordination between the members of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe, to effectively tackle drug trafficking within the region,

His Government attached great importance to the role played by enforcement cooperation and legal assistance in combating transnational drug crimes.

He referred in that connection to the need to strengthen border security and law enforcement in the countries lying between drug producing regions and the major drug hubs, in Europe and Russia.

UNODC has provided technical assistance in computer based training and joint drug control policies, which have enhanced the efficiency of standardized drug law enforcement training for the whole region, resulting in cost savings.

Recalling its resolution 1993 36 of 27 July 1993, entitled Frequency of and arrangements for meetings of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe , in which it invited the Executive Director of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme to convene the Third Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe, in 1995, and thereafter to convene such meetings every three years,

Recalling also that, in its resolution 1990 30 of 24 May 1990, entitled Establishment of a Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, European Region , it decided to establish a Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe, with the status of a subsidiary organ of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs,

In 2005, the Sixth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Europe, was held in Vienna from 7 to 11 February and the Fifteenth Meeting of Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies, Africa, met in Ouagadougou, from 29 March to 1 April, with three more meetings planned for later in the year.

The challenge for Anguilla's law enforcement agencies will be to prevent drug crime, firearm crime and other serious crimes infiltrating the Anguilla community.

Lecturer, International Conference for Drugs Control, organized by International Drug Enforcement Conference (IDEC), B Group (Cono Sur), Buenos Aires, 25 27 June 1996.

His Government was making every effort to combat illicit drug trafficking by strengthening law enforcement and collaborating with other countries affected by the problem.

Several speakers, noting that no country on its own could successfully fight the drug problem and drug related crime, stressed the need to strengthen and make international cooperation more effective, in particular among judicial and law enforcement authorities.

Meeting of Working Group B of the Southern Cone, International Drug Enforcement Conference (IDEC), Office of the President of Argentina, Buenos Aires, 25 27 June 1996.

A subregional drug law enforcement cooperation meeting for eight Gulf States was held and also a joint UNODC and OSCE technical expert conference on border management.

Support was also expressed for the regional meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies and the Subcommission on Illicit Drug Traffic and Related Matters in the Near and Middle East, as they contributed to the development of strategies against illicit drug trafficking and the strengthening of contacts and cooperation within regions.

Speakers also mentioned initiatives in capacity building for front line law enforcement agencies engaged in border control and the identification and dismantling of clandestine drug manufacturing laboratories.

Under bilateral drug control agreements and within the framework of the UNDCP project on cross border cooperation in drug law enforcement, China had engaged in cooperation with Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Viet Nam and Cambodia on legal assistance and the transfer of suspects.

National drug control strategies are essential to ensuring the planning and coordination of drug control policies and activities, including interaction among law enforcement, health, education, economic development and other sectors, as well as to promoting a balanced approach between demand and supply reduction.

Recognizing that the range and complexity of drug related problems have increased over the past decade and the impact and stress this has caused for a variety of health, welfare and law enforcement workers and those concerned with the care of people affected by drug abuse,

A number of speakers emphasized that, to be truly effective in countering illicit drug trafficking, there must be good cooperation between law enforcement agencies, at the national and international levels.

A number of speakers emphasized that, to be truly effective in countering illicit drug trafficking, there must be good cooperation between law enforcement agencies, at the national and international levels.

Reaffirms its commitment to promoting coordinated drug control strategies and unified responses to drug trafficking, and, in that context, encourages the effective implementation and further strengthening of measures for the prevention and suppression of illicit drug trafficking and demand reduction in transit States, as well as enhancing border control and law enforcement cooperation between transit States, countries of destination and countries of origin

In the Russian Federation, the President's reform of defence, security and law enforcement agencies addressed increasing violent crime and terrorism related activities, transnational organized crime, drug trafficking and dealing in arms.

35. Encourages the meetings of the Heads of National Drug Law Enforcement Agencies and of the Subcommission on Illicit Drug Traffic and Related Matters in the Near and Middle East of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs to continue to contribute to the strengthening of regional and international cooperation

In the area of judicial cooperation, the Assembly called upon States to strengthen international cooperation among judicial and law enforcement authorities at all levels in order to prevent and combat illicit drug trafficking and to share and promote best operational practices in order to interdict illicit drug trafficking.

National drug control strategies provide a valuable mechanism for the planning and coordination of drug control policies and activities at the national level, including interaction among law enforcement, health, education, economic development and other sectors, as well as for promoting a balanced approach between demand and supply reduction.

Calls upon Member States, consistent with their legal systems and to the extent necessary, to use modern law enforcement techniques to prevent the use of the Internet to commit drug related crime

Many Governments had adopted, updated or made progress in the implementation of national drug control strategies or action plans, which were essential to ensuring the planning and coordination of comprehensive drug control activities, covering action involving health, education, law enforcement and other relevant authorities and for promoting a balanced multidisciplinary approach.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime continued to serve as the secretariat of the subsidiary bodies of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, the Subcommission on Illicit Drug Traffic and Related Matters in the Near and Middle East and the regional meetings of heads of national drug law enforcement agencies.

In the area of counter narcotics enforcement, the objective of UNODC will be to contribute to the overall strengthening of performance of national agencies mandated to combat drug trafficking and cross border crime.

In this regard, the Council welcomes the ongoing efforts of ECOWAS, in collaboration with the United Nations Office of Drug Control, to improve border control mechanisms in West Africa by facilitating the flow of information among national law enforcement authorities, as well as regional networking and cooperation in the law enforcement issues.

Urges Member States, consistent with their legal systems, to cooperate with a view to enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement action in relation to the use of the Internet to combat drug related crime

Urges Member States, consistent with their legal systems, to cooperate with a view to enhancing the effectiveness of law enforcement action in relation to the use of the Internet to combat drug related crime