Narcotrafic. A Network of 14 World Ports Launched in Marseille on Monday to Track Drug Shipments
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The aim is to "tracking cargoes, thanks to tools such as artificial intelligence," explained Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister of Foreign Affairs on Sunday.
The first meeting of a network of 14 world ports will be launched in Marseilles on Monday. The objective is to coordinate the action of the structures to better fight against drug trafficking
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In order to combat drug trafficking on an international scale, 14 ports will pool their information and surveillance resources. The scheme will be launched Monday in Marseille, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot has announced.
The project must be set up during a meeting organised in Marseille within the framework of the G7, which will take place this Monday and Tuesday. The French Minister of Foreign Affairs believes that "it is by coordinating the action of the ports" that the drug traffic can be stifled.
Fourteen of the main world ports will launch on Monday an international network to combat drug trafficking, which will use artificial intelligence to detect illegal goods, announced today the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jean-Noël Barrot. The initiative will be launched within the framework of the meeting of the G7 Foreign Ministers that takes place in France, and intends to strengthen the cooperation and exchange of information between t…
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