Korçë Police Directorate: Meeting Between District Police Structures and Law Enforcement Agencies

Korca Police DirectorateMeeting Between Law Enforcement Structures to Coordinate Measures Against Drug Cultivation and Trafficking

In the premises of the city library in Korçë, a regional group meeting for the Korçë district was held, led by the Prefect of Korçë, Mr. Nertil Jole, and the Director of the Korçë Police Directorate, Chief Erion Ahmeti. The meeting was attended by the Director of the Border Police Department, Senior Director Sajmir Boshnjaku, the Korçë Prosecutor’s Office representative, Mr. Enea Babameto, the Director of the State Intelligence Service in Korçë, Mr. Romi Kuruni, the Head of the DVKM Korçë Sector, Chief Commissioner Fabiol Qose, the representative of the Forestry and National Inspectorate for Territory Protection (IKMT) Korçë, Mr. Gëzim Pashko, as well as officers from the Korçë Police Directorate and DVKM Korçë.

During the meeting, the work carried out in 2024 and the measures being taken for the current year were analyzed. Challenges were identified, particularly concerning the difficult terrains where cultivation attempts have been made, based on cases from previous years.

The progress of the implemented measures, high-risk areas, and the effectiveness of controls to prevent drug plant cultivation were also reviewed.

Thanks to the coordinated efforts between the Police structures and responsible institutions, this phenomenon has been continuously declining in the Korçë district, reflecting the efficiency of the strategies pursued.

In this context, measures and strategies for 2025 were determined, focusing on intensifying controls, strengthening inter-institutional cooperation, and utilizing advanced monitoring methods to detect and prevent any cultivation attempts at early stages.

The Korçë Police Directorate remains fully committed to preventing and combating any case of drug plant cultivation, continuing operations and inspections throughout the district.

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