Morocco and Hungary pool efforts against organized crime
Morocco-Hungary, Politics, 5/13/1999

Morocco and Hungary signed Wednesday in Rabat an accord providing for the consolidation of cooperation in the struggle against organized crime and drug trafficking. The accord -- initialed by Moroccan Interior Minister Driss Basri and his Hungarian conterpart Sandor Pinter-- provides for the exchange of information on criminal groups, drug dealers, illicit arms trafficking, car theft and forgery of bank-notes and bonds.

Morocco and Bulgaria also agreed to set up a joint committee to follow up the implementation of the agreement provisions.

Last week, Morocco signed with Belgium a cooperation accord for the struggle against organized crime, drug trafficking, illegal immigration, travel document forgery and money laundering.

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