We connect police around the world – both technically and in person – bridging jurisdictions, time zones and languages.
INTERPOL is unique. It is the only organization with the mandate and technical infrastructure to share police information globally.
All 196 member countries are connected to each other and to the General Secretariat via a secure communications system called I-24/7. It also allows them to access our databases and services in real-time, from both central and remote locations.
We also coordinate networks of police and experts in different crime areas, who come together through working groups and at conferences to share experiences and ideas.
INTERPOL’s international radio network was launched in 1935, providing an independent telecommunications system solely for the use of the criminal police authorities at national level. Today, millions of messages are transmitted annually via a secure, web-based, police communications system, accessible to 196 countries.
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