Undersecretary Delmastro Strengthens Italy-Mexico Cooperation in Justice and Security
Undersecretary Andrea Delmastro’s visit to Mexico highlighted meetings with key officials and resulted in a Declaration of Intent aimed at deepening cooperation against organized crime and enhancing criminal justice. The initiative is supported by the UN Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (Unicri) as both nations seek to leverage Italy’s experience in combating crime.
Undersecretary for Justice, Andrea Delmastro, undertook a significant visit to Mexico from March 6 to March 9. Throughout this visit, he engaged in discussions with several key Mexican officials including the Minister of Gobernación, Rosa Icela Rodriguez, and other Undersecretaries responsible for governance, security, and foreign affairs. These meetings were crucial in fostering diplomatic relations between Italy and Mexico.
At the conclusion of the meeting held at the Ministry of Security, Undersecretary Delmastro formalized a Declaration of Intent. This agreement, also involving the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (Unicri), aims to enhance collaborative efforts in combating organized crime, improving criminal justice, and addressing issues of extortion and corruption. An initial mission by Unicri to Mexico took place in December 2024 to lay the groundwork for cooperation.
Undersecretary Delmastro remarked on his visit, stating that it focused on strengthening the existing cooperation between Italy and Mexico in justice and security matters. He noted the keen interest from Mexican counterparts in adopting methods developed by Italy in the fight against organized crime. Delmastro emphasized Mexico’s status as a stable democracy and a trustworthy partner as they collectively combat organized crime.
In summary, Undersecretary Delmastro’s visit to Mexico resulted in a significant agreement aimed at enhancing cooperation between Italy and Mexico against organized crime. It underscores the mutual interest in strengthening ties in justice and security, revealing a commitment to collaborative efforts led by international bodies. The trip also reflects both countries’ dedication to combating crime and fostering effective justice systems.
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