French experts will help the Montenegrin police

Ulama informed Brumo about the efforts the Government is undertaking to combat human trafficking
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Ažurirano: 14.02.2014. 18:52h

An expert team from France will visit Montenegro in the coming months and provide assistance to the Montenegrin police in the fight against human trafficking, announced in a conversation between the national coordinator for the fight against this phenomenon, Zoran Ulama, and the French ambassador in Podgorica, Veronik Brumo. As announced by the Office for Combating Human Trafficking, Ulama met today with Rumo and with the police attaché at the French Embassy in Serbia, Jean-Pierre Despres. Ulama, as stated, informed Brumo about the efforts that the government is undertaking to combat human trafficking, and thanked her for the overall support and help of the French Embassy in the fight against this type of organized crime. "Brumo agreed with Ulama's assessment that a multidisciplinary approach is one of the most effective models in the fight against human trafficking," the statement said.

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