With the participation of the Kingdom of Bahrain, the international security coalition carried out a simultaneous international operation in a number of countries in the world, targeting smugglers and promoters of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, in cooperation with the European Law Application Agency “Europol”, the police organization in the Americas “American” and the participation of (25) countries from all continents of the world.
This harmonious process has proven the effectiveness and importance of joint international cooperation and work in enhancing the security of societies, as it strengthened the leadership and role of the international security coalition in leading global action and enhancing joint cooperation and its keenness to build strategic partnerships that support stability at the regional and global levels, and during the operation gangs for drug promotion and drying its sources of income were arrested.
The value of the seizures in this large operation, which lasted for two months from June 10 to August 7, 2025, amounted to more than (2.9) billion US dollars, while the weight of the seizures exceeded more than (822) tons, and (12,564 accused) were arrested.
The operation was preceded by extensive preparations and exchange of information over the months and intensive investigations from the participating countries and organizations, which included exchanging information about the expected smuggling methods and methods and the means of smugglers’ work. The operation aimed to obtain information on new criminal networks, exchange experiences regarding methods and methods of smuggling new drugs, unify the efforts of the security coalition countries and partners to combat drug trafficking, and to put efforts to combat them and build bilateral relations between experts and specialists in drug control in the country and their counterparts in other countries.
The General Secretariat of the International Security Alliance emphasized that this process under the umbrella of the coalition is a clear example of the importance of cooperation and integration between law enforcement forces, around the world in order to enhance the security of societies and combat crime in all its forms, including cross -border, which constitutes an imminent threat to the stability and security of the countries of the world.
In a statement, the Secretariat announced the achievement of exceptional results and that the coalition is keen to enhance joint international action, support global cooperation efforts in the security fields, and to combat crime in a way that achieves common interests and goals in building a world free of crime, in which humanity and humanity enjoy good and well -being away from the risks and evils of crime.
A number of international security coalition countries, including: the United Arab Emirates, France, Bahrain, Spain, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Italy, and the Kingdom of Morocco, as well as the countries of the American: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, El Salvador, Gatemala, Panama, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru, Peru. Countries (Europol): Croatia, Belgium, in addition to the participation of countries: Maldives, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and Nepal.
Sheikh Zayed bin Hamad bin Hamdan Al Nahyan, President of the National Anti -Narcotics Agency in the United Arab Emirates, stressed that the UAE vision of its rational leadership continues to achieve its vision in the areas of community protection from all risks; To be a pioneering model in the fight against promotion, smuggling, drug use and mental effects.
He said: The UAE’s efforts come through qualitative policies, procedures and initiatives, and by using the best technologies developed, in addition to the capabilities of qualified and capable national cadres, pointing to the state’s keenness to enhance joint international work, and to build global partnerships to combat such cross -border crimes, which require international work and cooperation.
He pointed out that this international process, in which the UAE had a pioneering role through its prominent participation and its leadership role for the process of its founding member in the coalition, to be an example and a model for joint work and exchange of experiences and information, and benefit from the experiences of countries in combating the drug scourge and their dangers on the peoples of the world, as this international cooperation has achieved an advanced step proving that joint action and concerted efforts achieve the goals of countries in fighting this dangerous scourge.
For his part, the team praised the first of His Excellency Sheikh Rashid bin Abdullah Al Khalifa, Minister of Interior in the Kingdom of Bahrain, the success of the qualitative process to combat drugs for the countries of the International Security Alliance, and what it included in the confiscation of hundreds of tons of drugs, explaining that the process reflects the coalition capabilities and its security and coordination capabilities, which included a large number of member states and international partners, within the framework of international efforts to combat drugs, noting that an exchange Experiences related to smuggling methods, and unifying the efforts of member states and international partners, are already able to achieve exceptional results in the field of drug control.
His Excellency the Minister of the Interior expressed his thanks and appreciation to the sisterly United Arab Emirates for the qualitative security initiative to establish the international security coalition and support its Abu Dhabi’s general secretariat, praising the distinguished regional role of the sisterly United Arab Emirates and its keenness to enhance the pillars of security and regional stability.
For his part, His Excellency Matos Sotag Estk, Minister of Interior of the Republic of Slovakia, in a statement regarding the second edition of the International Drug Control Alliance Operation, stressed that drugs and crimes related to it are a global phenomenon, and therefore we were keen in the Slovakia Republic Police, in addition to its national drug control unit, to participate effectively in all relevant international activities in this field and Slovakia has always participated effectively in coalition activities International security. Whether it comes to digital exercises, strategic negotiations, or future process preparations, this cooperation enhances the ability of Slovakia to face transnational threats to national borders, and turns modern technologies into practical security solutions.
In a statement from the General Secretariat of the American Organization, in which she said the American police community, through the specialized center for drug control, and in close cooperation with the International Security Alliance (ISA) and Europol, have proven that the joint strategy is essential to anticipating drug trafficking threats, dismantling and neutralizing the drug control process, a firm step towards a safer future.
The International Security Alliance, which was established in 2017, currently includes (11) countries: the United Arab Emirates and the Republic of France, which are the founding members, in addition to the accession of Senegal, the Kingdom of Morocco, Spain, the Kingdom of Bahrain, Italy, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Singapore and Israel, an international working group aimed at enhancing cooperation and exchanging knowledge and partnerships between member states focusing on issues related to security The global, which has a common attention for all member states such as the cross -border crime, is also focused on the international security coalition’s interest in a mixture of high -level strategic participation and executive participation, as this unique model allows to ensure the achievement of the best possible results.
The areas of cooperation between the coalition countries include; Common exercises, training, capacity building, joint operations, projects and information exchange, and the coalition works to combat all areas of organized crimes such as drug crimes, money laundering, electronic crimes, human trafficking and crimes that affect the child such as sexual exploitation.
