The BRICS Anti-Drug Summit will be held in Guwahati to discuss six issues

A two-day meeting of heads of anti-narcotics agencies of BRICS countries will be held in Guwahati from June 6, with the aim of enhancing intelligence sharing and institutional cooperation in the fight against drug trafficking.‘b. NARC is under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs‘Tick ​​Control‘Law Bureau‘The meeting will be attended by heads and senior officials of anti-narcotics agencies from 11 BRICS countries, the government said in a statement.

The meeting is considered very important in light of the recent complex challenges in the global drug trafficking scene. There are many synthetic drugs in the country, new bicycle‘active ingredient, Trafficking and Crypts on the Darknet‘Financial transactions through currency are internationally threatened. According to the official statement, Preventive technology in such situations, Improvements in data analysis and financial intelligence systems will provide unique opportunities for increased international cooperation and coordinated application.

Through this meeting, India aims to move BRICS cooperation towards effective and coordinated action rather than just dialogue. Held in Guwahati‘The meeting will focus on three important issues namely prevention of synthetic drugs and removal of chemicals, Strengthening intelligence sharing and operational coordination, They will also focus on capacity building and enhancing institutional cooperation. Drugs and Psych‘Tropical Substance Abuse Public Health, The meeting will also provide an opportunity to showcase decisive steps taken by India against future threats to security and youth

During the two-day programme, Member States will review the drug situation in their respective countries and participate in six thematic sessions based on current global challenges. This session will cover the use of digital technology in real-time drug prevention, Countering Darknet-Based Drug Trafficking, new bicycle‘Active substance control, and securing global supply chains‘b. India provides secret laboratory information through this platform, Propose joint training and exchange of expertise with other countries in monitoring new trends in synthetic drugs and pharmaceutical chemicals. Brazil is currently in the BRICS group, China, Egypt, Ethio‘Pia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Russia, Saudi Arabia, A total of 11 countries are included, including South Africa and the United Arab Emirates.

The official statement said that after the two-day meeting, the participating countries will adopt a joint declaration. It is hoped that this declaration will set a formal course for common and well-coordinated efforts by the BRICS countries to eliminate global threats such as drug trafficking in the future.