Cătălin Predoiu emphasized the importance of the partnership with the USA in combating organized crime.

At the conference "Strengthening U.S.-Romanian Transnational Cooperation on Combating Organized Crime", Cătălin Predoiu, the interim Minister of Internal Affairs, stated that organized crime represents a major threat to democratic societies. He emphasized the importance of the strategic partnership with the United States, not only in the field of security but also in law enforcement.

Cristina Chiriac, the Attorney General, highlighted Romanian-American cooperation as an example of a solid partnership based on common values. The conference, organized by the U.S. Department of Justice, brings together key institutions from Romania and the United States, including prosecutors and police officers.

Predoiu emphasized that the response to organized crime must be integrated and coordinated, while Chiriac warned about the complexity of criminal networks, which require real international cooperation. Romania presents itself as a regional security provider, and collaboration with American partners is essential to face future challenges.