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Fabio Porta advocates for cooperation between Italy and Brazil against organized crime.

"More cooperation to defeat global mafias," says MP Porta.

Fabio Porta calls for more international cooperation to combat global mafias.
Fabio Porta calls for more international cooperation to confront global mafias.

the deputy Fabio Porta He advocated for "more cooperation to defeat global mafias" during a meeting with Italian and Brazilian jurists this Thursday, April 16th, in Rome.

The meeting took place in the Chamber of Deputies, in the Parliamentary Groups' Hall, and was dedicated to combating organized crime in the age of hyperconnectivity. The event was organized by Accademia Juris.

In his opening remarks, Porta highlighted the cooperation between Italy and Brazil in the areas of legal research, academic development, and combating transnational crime.

the deputy He stated that dialogue between experts from both countries is an important element in strengthening instruments for preventing and suppressing organized crime in a global scenario marked by new technologies.

Porta also highlighted the significance of hosting the meeting in the Italian Parliament and reaffirmed the commitment to collaboration between the judiciary, academia, and civil society.

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