Alexey Bukchin. The meeting of the Council of Ministers of internal Affairs of the States-participants of the CIS will take place on Wednesday in Minsk, according to the report of the Executive Committee of the Commonwealth.

this meeting will not Be Authorized to participate in Ukraine: on the Internet office of the Ministry of internal Affairs of Belarus said that the event will be attended by delegations from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, as well as the Plenipotentiaries of the CIS Executive Committee, the Office for the coordination of fight against organized crime and other dangerous types of crimes within the States-participants of the CIS (BCBP), state bodies of Belarus.

Council members will discuss priority issues of cooperation between the ministries of internal Affairs of the CIS countries and the implementation of transnational programmes in the fight against crime.

it is expected to consider draft documents on cooperation of the Commonwealth countries in the battle against crimes in the sphere of information technologies, to identify measures to improve interaction of internal Affairs bodies in the sphere of combating the theft of vehicles, to approve the statement of consistency of the Specialized data Bank of the Bureau for the coordination of fight against organized crime and other dangerous types of crimes within the CIS.

Will also discussed the development of information exchange of the internal Affairs bodies (police) on the prevention of wrongful acts by members of informal groups of fans of sports teams (including the period of the international mass sports and entertainment events), cooperation in the sphere of combating trafficking of new psychoactive, psychotropic substances and drugs, and similar physiological effects on the human body in the potential hazardous chemicals.

the event is expected to meet members of the Council with Prime Minister of Belarus Andrei Kobyakov, as well as a number of bilateral meetings of Ministers of internal Affairs.

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