NCCIA and National Police Foundation join forces on welfare and cyber security awareness
Pakistani cyber crime and police welfare officials met in Islamabad to strengthen cooperation on shared initiatives.
Officials from Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) and the National Police Foundation (NPF) have agreed to strengthen cooperation on police welfare initiatives and cyber security awareness, following a meeting held in Islamabad.
Director General of the NCCIA, Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi, met with teams from both organizations to discuss ways to enhance collaboration between the two bodies on their respective areas of focus.
According to an official cited by the Associated Press of Pakistan, the meeting centered on cooperation between the NCCIA and NPF, covering both welfare-related initiatives for police personnel and broader efforts to raise public awareness about cyber security.
The National Police Foundation has traditionally focused on welfare programs supporting police officers and their families, while the NCCIA is tasked with investigating cyber crime, making the partnership a natural fit for combining resources on overlapping priorities.
Further details on specific programs or timelines resulting from the Islamabad meeting were not disclosed in the official statement.
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- NCCIA, NPF join hands on police welfare, cyber security awareness — APP (Pakistan)
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