Co-operation Agreements

Co-operation agreements with other international organizations

INTERPOL has established strong relationships with a wide variety of international organizations, intergovernmental and non governmental, acting in different fields of interest of the Organization.

In order to provide a clear legal basis for working together, INTERPOL has concluded a number of co-operation agreements with these day-to-day partners.

Agreements with other international organizations

Police co-operation agreements

The development of a model police co-operation agreement is a concept which has quite naturally gained ground within INTERPOL. Indeed, it seems obvious that the Organization should provide its member countries with the legal tools they need to facilitate co-operation they initiate bilaterally.

A model agreement has therefore been compiled on the basis of numerous studies, which reflects a wealth of experience in international police co-operation.

In adopting this instrument, in particular for those member states which have not yet developed this form of co-operation to a large extent, the Organization is fulfilling its role as set out in the Constitution, namely 'to ensure and promote the widest possible mutual assistance between all criminal police authorities, and to establish and develop all institutions likely to contribute effectively to the prevention and suppression of ordinary law crimes'.

 List of Police co-operation agreements mentionning INTERPOL

 Model bilateral police co-operation agreement