ABU DHABI — A delegation from the Norwegian Council for Tolerance and Peace, headed by Mr. Adel Hamid, participated in the 15th United Nations Congress on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, held at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) in the United Arab Emirates.
The high-level international event convened government ministers, international organizations, and civil society leaders from across the globe to address pressing international security challenges and advance justice systems globally.
During the sessions, the delegation headed by Mr. Adel Hamid engaged in key discussions focusing on global strategies to combat organized crime, illicit drug trafficking, and cybercrime, while promoting cross-border institutional cooperation. The council emphasized the vital role of fostering tolerance, peacebuilding, and human rights as foundational pillars for effective crime prevention and social stability.
“Achieving sustainable security and justice requires integrated international collaboration that addresses the root causes of crime while reinforcing values of coexistence and social cohesion,” noted Mr. Adel Hamid during the congress proceedings.
The Norwegian Council for Tolerance and Peace reiterated its commitment to supporting international frameworks and partnerships aimed at strengthening criminal justice, enhancing community resilience, and upholding the rule of law worldwide.
