CTOC examines the major methods by which transnational criminal and terrorist organizations engage in criminal activities.

More than a half-a-million dollars were seized and several criminals arrested.

This law allows the police to disable, demolish and destroy – for reasons of national security – unauthorized air landing strips.

This is for regional exchange for members of parliament from Albania, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan and North Macedonia.

Professors Assist Georgian Ministry of Defense with a New National Defense Strategy

"We must identify the problem, work together to identify a solution and a strategy and then work together to go after it."

CTOC resident course focuses on 21st century national security threats as a result of transnational organized crime

More than 100 law enforcement and government professionals from 53 nations are investigating how to fight a growing threat to national security

The presentation was on “The Role of Parliament in the Fight against Corruption."

The instructors tailored the curriculum and vocabulary needed by security professionals who fight organized crime.