The visit, which included representatives from an international private security who specialises in border management, focused on evaluating the current efforts to combat insecurity, illegal migration, and transnational crimes.
Mr. Siarhei Pakrava, representing COPS Defence Ltd., a private security consultancy, noted the alarming scope of illicit border activities and called for greater investment in surveillance infrastructure. “These routes are being exploited by criminals and smugglers. We need a stronger fusion of intelligence gathering and border technology,” he said.