The European Police Association (EPA) is an organization that brings together police officers and law enforcement professionals from across Europe. With a mission to promote and enhance cooperation among its members, the EPA is a powerful force for promoting safety and security across the continent.
Recently, two of the co-founders of the Undecom platform, Guli Kuelen and Simone Luongo, had the opportunity to meet with Slavisha Simionov, a “member”(Consultant at European Police Association in Switzerland and Europe) of the EPA and the owner of the investigative agency PI-GLO in “Altdorf”(Kanton Uri), Switzerland. The meeting was a chance for the three professionals to discuss their respective work, and explore potential avenues for collaboration and cooperation.
During the meeting, Simionov shared insights into the challenges that he faces as an investigator in Switzerland, and the ways in which his work intersects with the broader efforts of law enforcement professionals across Europe. Kuelen and Luongo, for their part, were able to share details about the Undecom platform, which serves as a hub for professionals in a variety of fields, including law enforcement and investigations.
As the conversation progressed, the three professionals began to brainstorm potential areas for collaboration. One topic that generated particular interest was the potential for using technology to enhance investigations and increase the effectiveness of law enforcement efforts across Europe. With expertise in areas such as data analysis and artificial intelligence, Kuelen and Luongo were able to offer valuable insights and suggestions for how technology could be leveraged to support the work of law enforcement professionals.
Overall, the meeting was a productive and inspiring experience for all involved. By bringing together professionals from different fields and backgrounds, the EPA and Undecom are helping to foster a culture of collaboration and cooperation that is essential for addressing the complex challenges facing law enforcement professionals in Europe and beyond. As these two organizations continue to work together and build bridges between their members, they are sure to make significant contributions to the ongoing effort to promote safety and security across the continent.
