In collaboration with NCCPIM&TiP, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) held the first round table of three on the prosecution pillar in the field of combating trafficking in persons between governmental representatives from Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco, with the participation of the Kingdom of Bahrain in Cairo, Egypt.
According to a statement released by IOM Egypt, this roundtable was organized within the framework of the Regional Protection and Development Programme (RDPP) which is funded by the European Union.
It aimed to consult on the methodologies as well as exchange of experiences and best practices accompanying the trafficking in persons strategies to combat the crime among the four countries.
The idea behind the event is to benefit from the various national experiences in the Middle East and North Africa through the exchange of knowledge and experience that can benefit Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco and the Kingdom of Bahrain in strengthening policies and strategies to combat trafficking in persons in the judicial field.
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