US Embassy officials meet with head of AMP, Sulejmani thanks the US for the support

2024-07-23 17:40:45Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
US Embassy officials meet with head of AMP, Sulejmani thanks the US for the
The head of AMP, Florian Sulejmani and vice president. Head of Mission (Commanded), U.S. Embassy, Kathryn Hammond

Director General of the Police Supervision Agency, Florian Sulejmani, held a meeting today with the Head of the Security Office, but currently also the Vice President. Head of Mission (Commanded), U.S. Embassy, Kathryn Hammond, accompanied by The Law Enforcement Assistance Assistance And ICITAP Program Representative Richard Deasy and Senior Advisor for Police Accountability from the ICITAP Program at the U.S. Embassy in Tirana, Rick Bates.

The focus of the meeting was the performance of the agency's activity in this first 6 months of this year, the difficulties encountered in dealing with major cases, the continued cooperation with the ICITAP program and the priorities of the agency in progress.

"The results so far are better than any previous year, compared to the same period of the previous year. This is due to the continuous work to increase the confidence of citizens and of course thanks to the unspeatable support of the Minister of Interior. I would like to express my gratitude to the US government, which through the ICITAP program and the US law-taking agencies has provided its assistance in the early stages of the adoption of legislation, technological capacity building, promotional campaigns and professional training of staff" said Sulejmani.

In her speech, Hammond commended the agency's head for a cooperative spirit towards U.S. partners and embracing modern leadership methods, stressing that the results achieved in order to fulfill the mission of civilian oversight, addressing violations of the law and fighting corruption are a very important step for Albania.

In conclusion, Sulejmani guaranteed an even greater commitment to the function of turning the agency into a civil institution and fully open to citizens.


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