Committee Overview
The International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has served as a law enforcement agency consisting of 196 member states, tackling crimes that have crossed borders since its establishment in 1923. From cybercrime to human trafficking, INTERPOL actively helps countries build bridges to share intelligence, coordinate investigations, and pursue criminals who operate beyond the reach of a single nation. By initiating collaboration in the global space, INTERPOL works to make international cooperation a stronger tool against criminal activity.
Delegates in INTERPOL will embark on their journey of proudly representing distinct delegations by working collaboratively, developing practical and internationally coordinated solutions, and balancing their state's needs with other delegations. As a Specialized Agency, INTERPOL is suited to delegates of all experience levels.
