Promoting Joint Cooperation with International Law Enforcement Agencies
Asset Recovery Interagency Network - Asia-Pacific (ARIN-AP)
- Prosecution Service serves as the Secretariat of the ARIN-AP, which was established for law enforcement agencies in Asia and the Pacific to exchange information on criminal proceeds.
- As the Secretariat, the Prosecution Service maintains a system of cooperation with overseas law enforcement agencies in the field of criminal asset recovery by handling administrative issues and organizing various meetings.
International Association of Prosecutors (IAP)
- The International Association of Prosecutors is an international association with about 177 member countries around the world to strengthen international cooperation in prosecutorial work.
- As a member of the IAP, the Prosecution Service is strengthening direct cooperation with prosecutors overseas by attending various meetings organized by the IAP.
Korean Prosecutors Association (KPA)
- The Korean Prosecutors Association is an international network established to promote exchanges and cooperation among Korean prosecutors who are actively involved in various parts of the world.
- Prosecution Service has been actively engaged in exchanges with the KPA by holding regular seminars to identify the international trends in prosecutorial work and to establish a channel to cooperate with Korean prosecutors around the world.
Direct Cooperation with Foreign Law Enforcement Agencies
- Prosecution Service has established a foundation for direct cooperation with overseas law enforcement agencies, by signing MOUs with 54 law enforcement agencies in 37 countries including the US and China.
- Prosecution Service has been strengthening partnerships that can lead to international cooperation by holding high-level and working-level meetings, and seminars with major law enforcement agencies.