New Delhi, Nov 23 (ANI): India and UAE on Wednesday signed two landmark agreements on enhancing security co-operation and transfer of sentenced persons.
Deputy Prime Minister of UAE General Sheikh Saif Bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram signed the agreements here.
The agreement on security cooperation seeks to strengthen and develop the existing bilateral framework or mechanism to enhance security cooperation in the areas such as combating terrorism in all forms, addressing activities of organized criminal groups, drug trafficking, illicit trafficking in weapons, ammunition, explosives and initiatives on training of personnel.
The agreement on transfer of sentenced persons provides the framework to facilitate the social rehabilitation of sentenced persons in their respective countries by giving citizens of the contracting states, who have been convicted and sentenced as a result of commission of a criminal offence, the opportunity to serve the sentence in their own society.
Issues relating to drug trafficking, security, capacity building so as to enhance cooperation to combat organized crimes and international terrorism were also discussed in the meeting.
Both countries reiterated their commitment for enhanced cooperation in investigation of mutually relevant criminal cases and sharing of relevant information in this regard. (ANI)
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