Interpol

Also known as International Criminal Police Organization, International Police Organization, ICPO, OIPC, International Criminal Police Commission

organisation internationale de police

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Interpol is the world's largest international police organization that helps police forces from different countries work together to fight crime globally. It's headquartered in France and has offices in all 196 member states, making it a key tool for coordinating law enforcement across borders.

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Key facts

Law enforcement agency.logo: INTERPOL Logo.svg
Law enforcement agency.flag: Flag of INTERPOL.svg
Law enforcement agency.commonname: Interpol
Law enforcement agency.abbreviation: ICPO-INTERPOL
Law enforcement agency.motto: Connecting police for a safer world
Law enforcement agency.preceding1: First International Criminal Police Congress (1914)
Law enforcement agency.preceding2: International Police Conference (1922)
Law enforcement agency.preceding3: International Criminal Police Commission (1923)
Law enforcement agency.employees: 1,050 (2019)
Law enforcement agency.budget: €176 million (2023)
Law enforcement agency.international: 196 member states
Law enforcement agency.governingbody: General Assembly
Law enforcement agency.constitution1: ICPO-INTERPOL Constitution and General Regulations
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Law enforcement agency.headquarters: Lyon, France
Law enforcement agency.multinational: 130 (2024)
Law enforcement agency.chief1name: Valdecy Urquiza

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Research organization · ROR

Type: Government
Founded: 1923
Location: Lyon, France
Also known as: ICPC, International Criminal Police Commission, Interpol
Status: Active

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GRID grid.426470.3 · ISNI 0000 0001 1939 8045

Wikidata facts

Instance of: organization
Official name: ORGANISATION INTERNAT POLICE CRIMINELLE
Country: France
Official language: Arabic
Headquarters: Lyon
Chairperson: Ahmed Naser Al-Raisi
Employees: 756
Official website: interpol.int
Image: ICPO-Interpol Lione.JPG
Motto: Relier les polices pour un monde plus sûr

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Commons category: Interpol
topic's main category: Category:Interpol
inception: 1923-09-07
budget: 113000000
member count: 196
general secretary: Valdecy Urquiza
corporate officer: Alexander Prokopchuk
location of formation: Vienna
social media followers: 36300
official observer status in organization: World Intellectual Property Organization
partnership with: International Civil Aviation Organization
different from: Interpol
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
native label: Interpol

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Article · Français

L'Organisation internationale de police criminelle (OIPC), communément abrégée en Interpol, est une organisation internationale créée le 7 septembre 1923 dans le but de promouvoir la coopération policière internationale. Son siège est situé à Lyon, en France. Interpol est connue pour délivrer, entre autres, des notices rouges, documents d'alerte qui une fois publiés permettent d'assurer la traque planétaire de criminels recherchés dans le monde. Ces documents qui contiennent des éléments d'identification et des éléments juridiques sur les individus recherchés sont diffusés à travers 195 pays membres. Ils facilitent grandement le travail des polices nationales en leur permettant d'identifier, de localiser et d'arrêter des individus recherchés sur la base de n'importe quel contrôle à des fins d'extradition. Sa devise est : « Relier les polices pour un monde plus sûr », et sa mission : « Prévenir et combattre la criminalité grâce à une coopération policière internationale renforcée ».

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