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Co-operation agreement between CEPOL and the
ICPO-INTERPOL General Secretariat
Signed on 12 December 2008
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization ('ICPO-INTERPOL') and the Republic of Austria regarding the Seat of the INTERPOL Anti-Corruption Academy in Austria
Signed on 17 July 2007
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization – INTERPOL and the International Commission on Missing Persons
Signed on 7 November 2007 pursuant to the Resolution AG-2007-RES-10.
Came into force on 6 January 2008
The purpose of the agreement is to provide a response to the need to foster and co-ordinate international co-operation in the field of locating and identifying missing persons in time of disasters and where appropriate, in respect to assistance to justice as related to war crime and crimes against humanity. |
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization – INTERPOL and the Regional Security System
Came into force on 16 March 2007
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization-INTERPOL and the Lusaka Agreement Task Force
Came into force on 22 December 2006
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Co-operation agreement between the International Atomic Energy Agency and the International Criminal Police Organization
Came into force on 11 April 2006
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Agreement of Co-operation between the International Maritime Organization and International Criminal Police Organization - INTERPOL
Came into force on 20 February 2006
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Co-operation agreement between the office of the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court and the International Criminal Police Organization-INTERPOL    
Came into force on 22 March 2005
The purpose of this agreement is to establish a framework for co-operation between INTERPOL and the ICC in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice (exchange of police information, criminal analysis and the search for fugitives and suspects). This agreement enables the ICC to request the issuance and circulation of INTERPOL notices, to use INTERPOL telecommunications network to exchange information with police authorities and to directly access INTERPOL databases.
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Co-operation agreement on communication connectivity for the exchange of information between the ICPO-INTERPOL and the SECI center for combating transborder crime
Came into Force on 14th December 2004
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization -INTERPOL and the Caribbean Customs Law Enforcement Council
Came into Force on 22nd October 2004
The purpose of this agreement, which entered into effect on 22 October 2004, is to develop a more effective co-ordination in the fight against transnational crime, and in particular against drug trafficking, between INTERPOL and the CCLEC, in particular through increased exchange of information, enhanced co-ordination and the establishment of common projects. |
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Co-operation agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization - INTERPOL and the World Intellectual Property Organization
Came into Force on 6th Septembre 2004
The purpose of this agreement, which entered into effect on September 6, 2004, is to achieve the best use of all available relevant information for the protection of intellectual property and the fight against the wilful infringement of intellectual property rights. The agreement facilitates the exchange of information on developments of mutual interest in accordance with INTERPOL and WIPO information privacy regulations. |
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Co-operation agreement between the European Central Bank - ECB and the International Criminal Police Organization-INTERPOL
Came into Force on 30th March 2004
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a framework for cooperation between the Parties,
within their respective competencies and subject to their respective rules and regulations, thus facilitating
the prevention and detection of the counterfeiting of euro banknotes throughout the world, in particular in
countries not belonging to the European Union.
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Co-operation
agreement between the International Criminal Police Organization - INTERPOL
and the Special Court for Sierra Leone
The purpose of the agreement is to develop the co-operation
of INTERPOL member countries with the Court,
in particular by enabling
the latter to publish various notices against individuals searched for
crimes under its jurisdiction (Crimes against humanity including widespread
and systematic attacks on civilian populations, Violations of Article
3 common to the Geneva Conventions and of Additional Protocol II, Other
serious violations of international humanitarian law, and Specified crimes
under Sierra Leonean law committed on the territory of Sierra Leone since
30 November 1996). |
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UNESCO-INTERPOL
Special arrangement in accordance with article 4 (4) of the cooperation
agreement
8 July 2003, become effective upon approval by the INTERPOL
General Assembly
According to the recommendations
issued from the meeting on Iraqi cultural heritage held at INTERPOL Headquarters
on 5 and 6 May 2003, UNESCO and INTERPOL agree to take immediate action
for the establishment and compilation of a centralized database on Iraqi
'missing' (stolen and/or illicitly exported) cultural property. |
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General Secretariat of the Andean Community
(AG-2002-RAP-25); came into force on 21 January
2003.
The purpose of the Co-operation
Agreement is to enable INTERPOL and the General Secretariat of the Andean
Community to jointly benefit from closer collaboration for the prevention
and suppression of crime with a view to assisting States in their efforts
to combat organized criminal groups involved in such forms of crime as
corruption, terrorism, illicit drug trafficking, illicit firearms trafficking,
etc. The agreement provides for mutual consultation, and possible technical
co-operation. |
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Arab Interior Ministers' Council
(AGN/67/RAP/6); came into force on 22nd September
1999
The purpose of the agreement
is to co-ordinate the activities of the two organizations within the framework
of the missions assigned to them, in order to avoid duplication of effort,
and to enhance the competence of both organizations for the execution
of their respective mandates through mutual consultation and co-ordination,
exchange of information and technical co-operation, for the purpose of
combating crime and the pursuit of criminals. |
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Memorandum
of Understanding with the CITES Secretariat
(Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and
Flora, UNEP)
Came into force on 15th October 1998
The purpose of the
agreement is to strengthen co-operation aimed at combating the international
trade in endangered species of wild fauna and flora through an increased
exchange of information, reciprocal representation at meetings and the
production of joint documents and publications. |
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Agreement between the Secretariat General
of the Council of Europe and the General Secretariat of the ICPO-INTERPOL
Exchange of letters of February 1960
This agreement fixes
the arrangements concerning the exchange of information between the two
organizations, joint consultation, attendance of rep-resentatives of INTERPOL
at meetings of the Expert Committees convened by the Council of Europe,
technical co-operation, and the presence of observers at meetings of the
two Organizations. |
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Economic
and Monetary Community of Central Africa
Came into Force on 26th March 2001
The purpose of this
bilateral agreement is to develop a more effective co-ordination in the
field of crime prevention and the administration of justice between Member
States of EMCCA with the support of INTERPOL, in particular through increased
exchange of information, enhanced co-ordination and the establishment
of common projects. |
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European
Monitoring Centre for Drug and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA)
Came into Force on 25th September 2001
The purpose of this
Co-operation Agreement is to enhance the co-operation between INTERPOL
and the EMCDDA by improving the collection and analysis of data, developing
and promoting data comparison methods, intensifying the dissemination
of information as well as co-ordinating their efforts to achieve the best
use of available information. |
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Europol
general co-operation agreement
Came into Force on 5th November 2001
The purpose of this
bilateral agreement is to establish and maintain co-operation between
the two Organizations in combating serious forms of organized international
crime within the field of competence of each Organization, to make police
co-operation more efficient and avoid duplication of effort wherever possible.
In particular, the cooperation agreement considers the exchange of operational,
strategic, and technical information, the co-ordination of activities,
including the development of common standards, action plans, training
and scientific research and the secondment of liaison officers. |
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Joint
initiative of the Secretary General of INTERPOL and the Director of Europol
on combating the counterfeiting of currency, in particular the Euro
Came into Force on 5th November 2001
This appendix to the
general cooperation agreement was passed in the context of the impending
introduction of the new Euro currency on January 1, 2002 and intended
to address the challenges the largest establishment of a single currency
in the history of money created in Europe and around the world in the
areas of counterfeiting, money laundering, fraud and robbery. |
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International Centre for Migration Policy Development
(AGN/68/RAP/16); entered into force on 18th February
2000
The purpose of this
agreement is to lay the foundations for the creation of a special system
to exchange information concerning illegal immigration and trafficking
in aliens between ICMPD countries using a portion of INTERPOL's database
and communications structure. More generally, the agreement provides for
mutual consultation, reciprocal representation and possible technical
co-operation. |
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International
Chamber of Commerce
(AGN/69/RAP/16); Came into force on 2nd May 2001
The purpose of this
bilateral agreement is to establish a formal and closer relationship between
the two entities, the ICC thus providing INTERPOL with useful information
for its economic crime projects and therefore helping the Organization
to develop its technical expertise in the area of economic crime. The
areas of co-operation defined in this agreement are broad but co-operation
relating to computer crime is traditionally an area of cooperation. |
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International Civil Aviation Organization
Approved by the Executive Committee at its 124th session
(November 1999); came into force on 22nd May 2000
The purpose of the agreement
is to strengthen co-operation aimed at combating unlawful interference
against civil aviation including seizure of aircraft, sabotage and other
offences committed on board aircraft. |
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International Council of Museums on countering the theft and trafficking
in cultural property
(AGN/68/RAP/5); entered into force on 11th April 2000
ICOM is a category-A
NGO which has been granted consultative status by the United Nations Economic
and Social Council and this Memorandum of Understanding will make official
joint efforts to combat traffic in cultural property. The agreement provides
for, inter alia, exchanging information about thefts from museums, technical
co-operation and reciprocal representation at meetings. |
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Organization of African Unity
Approved by the Executive Committee at its 124th session;
came into force on 28 September 2001
The purpose of the
agreement is to strengthen co-operation aimed at combating crime in Africa
(drug trafficking and money laundering in particular). |
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Organization of American States
Approved by the Executive Committee at its 125th session
(March 2000); came into force on 2nd May 2000
The purpose of the
agreement is to strengthen co-operation between the two organizations
in common areas their activities such as combating corruption, terrorism,
drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, economic crime, fraud, theft of
cultural property and offences against the person. |
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SECI
Center
Came into Force on 25th February 2002
The purpose of this
bilateral agreement is to prevent and combat transborder crime in the
Sout-Eastern Europe region and to allow SECI police liaison officers,
each duly authorized by their NCB, to exchange information with the ICPO-INTERPOL
via the technical equipment of the Romania's NCB. |
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Secretariat of the Basel Convention
(Convention on the control of transboundary movements of hazardous wastes
and their disposal, UNEP)
Came into force on 4th November 1999
The purpose of the agreement
is to strengthen co-operation in the common area of cross-border movement
of hazardous waste, through an increased exchange of information, reciprocal
representation at meetings and the production of joint documents and publications. |
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United Nations
A co-operation agreement with the UN was signed on 8th July 1997 by the
President of INTERPOL and the Secretary General of the United Nations at
the UN headquarters in New York. This agreement came into force following
its approval by the INTERPOL General Assembly by virtue of Resolution AGN/66/RES/5
(cf. Report No. 10) adopted at the 66th session (New Delhi, 1997).
It replaces the Special
Arrangement dated 20th May 1971 concluded with ECOSOC. This agreement
follows the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly on 22nd October
1996 of Resolution A/RES/51/1 which granted INTERPOL Observer status in
this Assembly. This agreement defines the areas in which the two organizations
should co-operate and the conditions for the exchange of information and
documents. It opens the way for technical co-operation and joint action,
and provides for reciprocal representation at meetings held by each organization.
The agreement should be followed by specific agreements with the specialized
agencies of the UN |
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Supplementary arrangements to the co-operation agreement signed on 8 July 1997
(AG-2005-RES-05); Exchange of letters dated 5 January 2006
The Supplementary Arrangement dated 5 January 2006 between the United Nations and INTERPOL constitutes a supplementary arrangement to the Co-operation Agreement signed on 8 July 1997. It sets out five areas for co-operation aimed at fighting terrorism, including the creation of a United Nations-INTERPOL Special Notice for global distribution, at the request of the United Nations, circulating information about certain individuals who are the target of United Nations anti-terrorism sanctions and, therefore, subject to an assets freeze, an arms embargo and a travel ban. The Supplementary Arrangement was signed pursuant to INTERPOL Resolution No. AG-2005-RES-05, and was encouraged by United Nations Security Council Resolution 1617 (2005)
(AG-2006-22); Exchange of letters dated 29 December 2006
The Supplementary Arrangement dated 29 December 2006 between the United Nations and INTERPOL constitutes a supplementary arrangement to the Co-operation Agreement signed on 8 July 1997. It sets out the increased cooperation between the United Nations and INTERPOL to provide the Sanctions Committees established by the Security Council with better tools to fulfill their mandates more effectively, and to give Member States better optional tools to implement those measures that may be adopted by the Security Council on the future, particularly the freezing of assets, travel bans and arms embargoes. The Supplementary Arrangement was signed pursuant to INTERPOL Resolution No. AG-2006-RES-22, and was encouraged by United Nations Security Council Resolution 1699 (2006). |
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Investigations
section of the Office of Internal Oversight Services
Came into Force on 23th September 1998
This bilateral agreement
was passed in application of Articles 2 to 5 of the Co-operation Agreement
between the United Nations and the ICPO-INTERPOL. It mainly consists for
the two entities in mutual consultation, exchange of information and use
of each other's expertise. |
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United Nations interim administration Mission In Kosovo on co-operation
in crime prevention and criminal justice
INTERPOL and the United
Nations Interim Administration in Kosovo (UNMIK) have signed a Memorandum
of Understanding which will enable UNMIK and INTERPOL to exchange information
on criminal matters and cooperate in the field of crime prevention and
criminal justice. This agreement will enable the UNMIK Police to have
full access to criminal information in INTERPOL's databases and will provide
a vehicle for submitting information to and requesting assistance from
the INTERPOL General Secretariat and INTERPOL member countries |
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United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
Approved by the Executive Committee at its 123rd session
(June 1999); came into force on 5th October 1999
The purpose of the
agreement is to strengthen co-operation in the fight against traffic in
cultural property, crime linked to new technology such as cybercrime,
and child pornography. |
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Universal Postal Union (UPU)
(AGN/65/RAP/8); came into force on 29th April
1997
The main purpose of
this agreement is to encourage co-operation on the subjects of drug traffic,
mail bombs, and money laundering by mail, etc. The agreement provides
for, inter alia, technical co-operation and reciprocal representation
at both organizations' meetings. |
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World Customs Organization
(AGN/67/RAP/6); came into force on 9th November 1998
The purpose of this
agreement is to strengthen co-operation between the two organizations
in the main types of crime which INTERPOL and the WCO are both actively
involved in combating, i.e. drug trafficking, weapons trafficking, money
laundering, environmental crime, pornography and traffic in human beings,
product counterfeiting and forgery of identity and travel documents. |
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