“International cooperation is crucial to supporting law enforcement,” Listyo said in a statement.
Global developments have fueled transnational crimes that exploit technology and cross national borders, including cybercrime, terrorism and human trafficking, he said.
Indonesia’s police force is committed to strengthening cooperation with the FBI through information sharing, personnel training and joint operations under applicable regulations.
The talks covered fentanyl and precursor trafficking, online fraud networks, cybercrime, investigative cooperation and intelligence sharing.
The officials also discussed personnel development, including training programs conducted by the FBI at its academy.
The police and FBI agreed to expedite cases involving fugitives subject to Interpol Red Notices and strengthen mechanisms for transnational law enforcement cooperation.
Listyo praised the relationship between Indonesian police and the FBI, which has existed since 2014, including cooperation on information sharing and personnel development.
Patel reaffirmed the FBI’s commitment to closer, more concrete and sustained cooperation with Indonesian police against terrorism, narcotics, cybercrime and other transnational crimes.
On Wednesday, Patel also visited President Prabowo Subianto and handed over Indonesian cultural artifacts under a repatriation agreement between Indonesia and the FBI.
Indonesia and the FBI have cooperated on repatriating cultural objects, with the bureau previously helping return stolen Indonesian artifacts.
Those items included bronze statues and other objects from several Indonesian cultural sites, according to the draft.
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