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The State Police and the Inspector General have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at preventing and cracking down on illegal construction, environmental crimes, illegal work and violations in the labor market, as well as increasing the safety of food, medicines and medical equipment.
In his speech, the General Director of the State Police, Skënder Hita, said that the meticulous implementation of this agreement will bring tangible results, as he said, "every illegality must be dealt with."
The Director General emphasized that the State Police is maximally committed to supporting the Inspectorate, at the central and local level, as well as any other institution, with the aim of enforcing the law and increasing the safety of life for citizens.
Meanwhile, Sula emphasized the importance of signing the agreement, which aims to strengthen inter-institutional cooperation, in order to guarantee the implementation of applicable legislation, strengthen the rule of law, protect the public interest, and prevent and combat crime in areas of common interest.
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The Cooperation Agreement between the General Directorate of the State Police and the General Inspectorate "For continuous and coordinated cooperation to prevent and combat illegal construction, environmental crimes, illegal work and violations in the labor market, as well as to increase the safety of food, medicines and medical equipment" is signed.
In order to establish and develop a sustainable, effective and structured coordination between the parties, in order to protect the public interest, as well as prevent and combat crime in the areas of responsibility of each institution, this morning, at the premises of the General Directorate of the State Police, a cooperation agreement was signed between the State Police and the General Inspectorate.
Representatives of both institutions, the General Director of the State Police, Director Madhor Skender Hita and the Chief Inspector General, Mr. Dashnor Sula, assessed that this agreement represents a joint commitment to strengthening institutional capacities and increasing public trust, through closer and more sustainable cooperation.
The Director General emphasized that the State Police is maximally committed to supporting the Inspectorate, at the central and local level, as well as any other institution, with the aim of enforcing the law and increasing the safety of life for citizens.
Meanwhile, Mr. Sula emphasized the importance of signing the agreement, which aims to strengthen inter-institutional cooperation, in order to guarantee the implementation of applicable legislation, strengthen the rule of law, protect the public interest, and prevent and combat crime in areas of common interest.
The focus of this agreement will be particularly to support inspections of the General Inspectorate structures, central and local inspectorates, as well as other inspection structures, in high-risk sectors, such as: illegal construction, environmental crimes, food safety, medicines and medical devices, illegal work and violations in the labor market, guaranteeing coordinated and effective intervention during the exercise of duty, in cases of physical resistance, obstruction in the performance of duties or for the protection of personnel, by the subjects of the inspection proceedings or various individuals.
The agreement also aims to increase professional capacities through joint training, exchange of expertise and unification of work practices, as well as informing the public, in accordance with applicable legislation and respecting confidentiality.
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