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Women officers working on the frontline at airports play a critical role in global security, detecting illicit commodities, disrupting transnational organised crime, and protecting vulnerable individuals.

EU-ACT workshop in Baghdad with Anti-Narcotics Directorate personnel conducting a supervised K9-assisted vehicle inspection exercise, enhancing handler–canine coordination, operational readiness, and field search techniques in a controlled training environment.

One team - One mission. From Evidence to action. When shared knowledge drives cooperation.

Global cooperation at seaports, handling over 90% of world trade via maritime containers, enhances detection of illicit trafficking and enables real-time information sharing to disrupt cross-border criminal networks.

A Receita Federal officer and detection dog monitor the tarmac during Operation Paramuno at a Brazilian airport, with a light twin-engine aircraft under observation.

On 5 February 2025, French Customs officers in Nouméa, New Caledonia, carried out a major interdiction operation against the Tanzanian-flagged bulk carrier Kokoo, arriving from Taiwan.

From bio-risks to conflict-zone hazards, nations unite in Turin to strengthen cooperation against chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear risks from 8 to 12 June 2026.

The EU Global Threats programme is consolidating GIFP-related work under its Fight against Organised Crime threat area, carrying forward its legacy in a stronger, integrated framework.

Senior Narcotics Officer Francisca Ziniel leads rummaging operations against maritime trafficking at Ghana's Tema Port. With SEACOP's support, she trains fellow officers and champions women in port security.