The National Criminal Investigation Service (SERNIC) has commenced its IX Coordinating Council in Maputo today, running until Friday, November 13. The event, themed “Towards a More Engaged SERNIC in the Fight Against Transnational Organised Crime,” is chaired by the Attorney General, Américo Letela.
The council will see participation from SERNIC members at all levels, judicial administration representatives, public prosecutors, cooperation partners, and former Directors-General of the institution. This meeting serves as a platform for reflection, institutional performance evaluation, and strategy formulation aimed at enhancing SERNIC’s operational and investigative capabilities, particularly in tackling transnational organised crime.
Discussions will focus on strategic issues, emphasising technological innovations in addressing organised crime, SERNIC’s role in combating transnational threats, and the administrative, budgetary, and logistical challenges facing the institution. The objective is to bolster the agency’s effectiveness and promote continuous improvements in its institutional performance.
