The General Director of the State Police, Gladis Nano, held a meeting today with the US Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, Lisa Johnson.
According to the announcement of the authorities, the focus of the meeting was the support and trust that American law enforcement agencies have for the Albanian State Police, to work together in the fight against organized crime and corruption.
American diplomat Lisa Johnson has appreciated the commitment and determination of Gladys Nano, as a proud graduate of the FBI Academy, to have a clean and skilled police force in the fight against organized crime.
Nano has thanked the senior American official for the appreciation, trust and strong support that she and all American law enforcement agencies are giving to the State Police, guaranteeing that the Albanian State Police is already maximally engaged and determined to worked closely with international partners in the fight against organized crime and corruption.
Lisa Johnson : "We highly appreciate you as the Director General of the Albanian State Police and as a proud graduate of the FBI Academy, and we strongly support you in your commitment to a clean and effective state police capable of tackle the most serious crime and serve as a strong partner to its international law enforcement counterparts. The US government will increase aid to the Albanian State Police to fulfill this mission."
Gladis Nano : "Ever since taking on this task, I was convinced that great challenges awaited me. I want to assure you and all international partners, as well as the citizens of my country, that I am very determined and convinced that the challenges I have taken on are in the interest of the citizens and in function of the common goal with the partners, the fight uncompromising against organized crime and corruption. The support of strategic partners is a very strong motive for me, to continue safely alongside our partners, in fulfilling the mission in the interest of the citizens of our countries".