International police cooperation has been visible on the streets of Mozambique’s Nampula province, where officers from Interpol have been working alongside Mozambican police authorities. This collaborative effort in cities like Nampula and Nacala represents a significant law enforcement initiative in a region known for criminal activity.
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According to reports, the operation focuses on locating illegal weapons and stolen vehicles. The province has been identified as a destination for vehicles stolen from neighboring countries, particularly South Africa. This international police cooperation aims to address cross-border criminal networks that impact regional security and economic development.
Mozambique’s Interior Minister Paulo Chachine has acknowledged the operation while maintaining appropriate discretion about specific tactical details. The collaboration between Interpol and Mozambican authorities demonstrates the government’s commitment to addressing organized crime through international partnerships.
This joint initiative represents ongoing efforts to strengthen law enforcement capabilities and international cooperation in combating transnational crime networks that operate across southern Africa.
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