By Belize Live News Staff: Commissioner of Police Chester Williams and Assistant Superintendent of Police Jane Usher represented Belize at the 4th United Nations Chiefs of Police Summit (UNCOPS) in New York on June 26-27, 2024.
UNCOPS, hosted by the UN Police Division, serves as a platform for senior police leaders worldwide to discuss and strategize on enhancing global security and tackling cross-border threats through collaborative national and UN policing initiatives.
The summit’s inclusive and multilateral approach emphasizes the rule of law as a guiding principle in navigating the complex landscape of evolving conflicts and emerging threats. By fostering cooperation and dialogue among nations, UNCOPS aims to fortify global security efforts and uphold the rule of law as a cornerstone of peace and stability.
Belize’s participation in UNCOPS underscores the nation’s dedication to both national and international peace and security.
The summit provided an opportunity for Belize’s police leaders to exchange knowledge and expertise with counterparts from around the world, strengthening international cooperation in law enforcement and security.
Belize’s involvement in UNCOPS reflects the country’s proactive stance in contributing to global efforts to maintain peace, security, and the rule of law.
