INTERPOL Secretary-General arrives

Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ The Secretary-General of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) Mr Ronald Kenneth Noble arrived Thursday in Mongolia with a visit. The same day, the Minister of Justice Kh.Temuujin met with Mr Noble. The Minister thanked Mr Noble for visiting Mongolia, and added that it has coincided with submitting of to parliament a bill on investigation service which aims to reform the legal sector and to combat new types of crimes. Mongolia does not have proper experience in preventing and combating illegal trade of drugs, human trafficking, money laundering and related to cultural heritage crimes, he said. For this reason Mongolia wants to study international experience and to take technical assistance in order to fight these crimes, he said. In response, Mr Noble promised to help our country in reforming the legal sphere and in dealing with crimes, including corruption. The dignitaries agreed to jointly implement a project on controlling documents of Mongolians and foreign citizens who pass the state border and on fighting the human trafficking. Mr Noble also said that will send to Mongolia experts so that they hold trainings for our investigators and policemen.