Bullrich was elected from an OAS forum and will meet with FBI officials

The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, was elected vice-president of the Meeting of National Authorities on Transnational Organized Crime (RANDOT), which belongs to the Organization of American States (OAS), within the framework of the continuity of her management tour of the United States Unidos.La RANDOT mission, of which she is now a member, is to facilitate dialogue and cooperation among OAS Member States within the framework of the Plan of Cooperation Hemispheric Action Against Transnational Organized Crime. During the busy agenda that Bullrich will maintain in the U.S., he plans to meet with executives of the FBI, the CIA and Homeland Security, among other meetings, with a view to strengthening cooperation and exchange of information for the fight against organized crime. I would like to thank all the UN delegations for having chosen Argentina, in my person, to be the vice-chair of this meeting, accompanying the representative of the United States. Thank you very much for the trust and we will do the best job,” said Bullrich after being elected at the forum of the OEA.La minister will be the main speaker today at the meeting between heads of delegation of the member states of the OAS and will hold bilateral meetings with authorities of that international forum. Along these lines, Bullrich will also hold a meeting with the director of the Inter-American Defense College, Major General Rich Heitkamp, to relaunch relations with the College, specifically with GNA. At the same time, he has scheduled meetings with U.S. intelligence agencies and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The delegation accompanying Bullrich is made up of, in addition to the national director of GNA, the national directors of International Cooperation Policy, Alberto Fohrig, and Criminal Intelligence, Ricardo Ferrer Picado, and the director of international police cooperation of GNA, Mariano Sánchez.

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