Pakistan Hosts 28th UN Police Day for the First Time

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Islamabad, November 3, 2024 – The 28th United Nations Police Day was commemorated in Pakistan for the first time at an esteemed ceremony held at the National Police Academy in Islamabad. The event was organized and managed by the National Police Bureau, marking a momentous occasion in the country’s policing and peacekeeping history.

The Secretary Interior, along with the Director General of the National Police Bureau (DG NPB) and distinguished representatives from Pakistan’s Armed Forces, extended a warm welcome to Under-Secretary-General (USG) Jean-Pierre Lacroix and an array of esteemed UN and foreign dignitaries. The ceremony underscored the significance of international police cooperation and celebrated Pakistan’s enduring commitment to global peace and security.

In his address, the Secretary Interior expressed profound gratitude to the United Nations for recognizing Pakistan’s contributions to UN peacekeeping missions. USG Jean-Pierre Lacroix commended Pakistan for its exemplary service and dedication, noting the courage and professionalism exhibited by Pakistani peacekeepers over the years. The ceremony was a testament to the country’s unwavering commitment to international security and its strong partnership with the United Nations.

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