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Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson pays work visit to INTERPOL Headquarters.

November 28, 2022

Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson pays work visit to INTERPOL Headquarters.
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Lyon, France:--- On Wednesday, November 16, 2022, the Honorable Minister of Justice Anna E. Richardson paid a courtesy work visit to the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) Headquarters in Lyon, France together with Senior Legal Policy Advisor of Judicial Affairs Ms. Geertje van Haperen. This work visit was an initiative of Minister Richardson in a bid to strengthen INTERPOL Sint Maarten and intensify the working relationship with INTERPOL. Minister Richardson and Ms. Van Haperen were warmly welcomed by INTERPOL Acting Executive Director, Partnerships and Planning, Ms. Roraima Andriani.

INTERPOL provides a range of expertise and services to their member countries ...

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