Venezuela and the United Nations explore alliances against drug trafficking Venezuela’s National Anti-Drug Superintendency met with the UN Office on Drugs and Crime to boost cooperation against organized crime. UN delegates pledged technical assistance and training to help Venezuela implement its anti-drug policies. This meeting aims to strengthen Venezuela’s institutional capacities and align with global efforts to tackle drug trafficking and ensure citizen security.

• The National Anti-Drug Superintendency (SNA) and the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (Unodc-Rocol) held a videoconference to enhance bilateral cooperation.
• UN delegates committed to providing technical assistance and training to combat transnational organized crime.
• Venezuela’s National Anti-Drug Superintendent presented a report on state policies and highlighted seizure and prevention results.
• Venezuela seeks specialized support to strengthen its institutional capacities in drug control.
• The meeting signifies a move towards consolidating strategic alliances based on multilateralism.
• Venezuela aims to expand working routes to guarantee citizen security and peace, aligning with global drug problem protocols.