Serbian police gets IT equipment for more efficient crime fighting – American donation worth USD 380,000

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs of Serbia Nebojsa Steanovic and US Ambassador to Serbia Kyle Scott yesterday signed an agreement on the donation of IT equipment which will enable the Serbian police forces to fight all forms of crime more efficiently, it is said on the website of the Government of Serbia.

On this occasion, Stefanovic pointed out that the donation, worth USD 380,000, will enable the connecting of police stations in Belgrade with the center for crime analytics.

As he added, this will contribute to more efficient operations of the Belgrade crime investigations police, but also provide better insight into events on the field and their analysis, enabling a more efficient countering of all forms of criminal activities.

The deputy prime minister explained that the signed agreement was a continuation of the cooperation between Serbia and the USA in countering organized crime and terrorism and in the field of upgrading the police forces’ operations and added that it was important for Serbia to have the USA remain its partner in fighting terrorism.

Stefanovic also pointed out that the donation was a part of a multi-annual project worth USD 1.1 million, it is said.

Ministarstvo unutrašnjih poslova Republike Srbije

Ambasada SAD Beograd

Vlada Republike Srbije

Ministry of Internal Affairs

US Embassy

American Embassy

Government of Serbia

Nebojsa Stefanovic

Kyle Scott

crime fighting

police stations in Belgrade

center for crime analytics

crime investigations police

crime

organized crime

terrorism

fighting terrorism