Within the framework of his visit to the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Sulkhan Tamazashvili, participated in the International Conference on Combating Cybercrime, which was held under the organization of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan and with the support of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).

At the conference, Sulkhan Tamazashvili addressed the participants and spoke about the existing challenges in combating cybercrime, as well as the importance of strengthening international cooperation in this field.

During his speech, the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia also noted that combating cybercrime is one of the priority areas for the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.

"Cybercrime is a global challenge, the effective fight agains which requires joint efforts and coordinated action by countries.

Therefore, close cooperation between law enforcement agencies, timely exchange of information, and rapid response are of particular importance. Combating cybercrime is one of the priority areas for the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.

We are actively working to strengthen the Ministry`s capabilities, enhance the professional development of its personnel, and introduce modern technologies. I am confident that this conference will make a significant contribution to strengthening partnerships and taking joint, effective steps to combat cybercrime. Our common goal is to ensure a secure digital environment and protect the rights of citizens. Georgia stands ready to continue actively cooperating with partner countries to achieve this goal", - said Sulkhan Tamazashvili.

The event was also attended by the First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, Roni Meskhi, and heads of various departments of the Ministry. The conference aims to strengthen international cooperation in combating cybercrime, facilitate the exchange of experience among law enforcement agencies, and introduce joint mechanisms to combat cybercrime.