INTERPOL Conference Israel 8/5/12 Israeli Inspector General Yohanan Danino Opening Remarks in PDF www.4law.co.il INTERPOL European conference builds on regional strength to combat global crimes TEL AVIV, Israel -- Developing innovative solutions through building on past experience is key in identifying and addressing future crime threats, chiefs of police and ministers from throughout Europe heard on the opening day of INTERPOL's 41st European Regional Conference in Tel Aviv. With transnational issues including cybercrime, terrorism, organized crime, human trafficking, illegal immigration and trafficking in illicit goods high on the agenda of the three-day meeting (8 -- 10 May), some 110 senior law enforcement officials from 49 countries and eight international organizations will discuss how to build on regional cooperation and expertise to boost global security. The Commissioner of the Israeli Police, Inspector General Yohanan Danino, said INTERPOL provided a network of cooperation between the police forces of the world. "Our language, our uniform and our badges may differ, but the message is the same, we are all committed to the same cause which is the essence of our work, which is to serve. "This INTERPOL meeting which brings together senior European law enforcement officials will provide us with a stronger platform for our joint efforts in tackling crime and terrorism," concluded Commissioner Danino. Addressing the delegates, INTERPOL President Khoo Boon Hui said that ...