Dialogue Partners

International Criminal Police Organization

The world's largest international police organisation. ASEANAPOL's e-ADS operates on INTERPOL's I-24/7 secure communications network, enabling seamless criminal intelligence exchange across the region.

Australian Federal Police

A founding Dialogue Partner since 2008, AFP provides capacity-building training for ASEANAPOL member countries and participates actively in annual conferences and contact person meetings.

Ministry of Public Security, China

China's national law enforcement ministry contributes expertise in combating transnational crime, sharing intelligence and supporting ASEANAPOL's regional security agenda.

National Police Agency, Japan

Japan's NPA engages as a key Dialogue Partner, contributing to cybercrime, drug trafficking, and financial crime cooperation efforts across the ASEAN region.

Korean National Police Agency, Republic of Korea

KNPA supports ASEANAPOL through shared expertise in cybercrime investigation, digital forensics, and capacity-building programmes for member country police forces.

New Zealand Police

New Zealand Police actively participates in ASEANAPOL conferences and training cooperation meetings, supporting the region's capacity in serious crime investigation.

Ministry of Internal Affairs, Russian Federation

Elevated to Dialogue Partner status at the 34th ASEANAPOL Conference in 2014. Russia's MIA provides annual training programmes on counter-narcotics and organised crime for AMC officers.

Turkish National Police

Turkey's national police service engages with ASEANAPOL through knowledge exchange and cooperation on counter-terrorism, drug trafficking, and financial crime.

National Crime Agency, United Kingdom

The UK's NCA collaborates with ASEANAPOL on combating serious and organised crime, including human trafficking, cybercrime, and drug networks affecting the ASEAN region.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

The RCMP supports ASEANAPOL capacity-building through training and knowledge transfer programmes, particularly through initiatives hosted at the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation (JCLEC).

Secretariat of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations

The ASEAN Secretariat participates as a Dialogue Partner, supporting alignment between ASEANAPOL's work and broader ASEAN frameworks on transnational crime and regional security.

European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation

Europol engages with ASEANAPOL on cross-regional threats including financial fraud, cybercrime, and organised crime affecting both Southeast Asia and Europe.