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Statement by Turkey

Members of the sub-commission on drug trafficking in November 2012 from Central and South East Asia. We had fruitful discussions over a 5-day period with roundtable discussions. Seizures and trafficking arrests were conducted. Delegates reported by drug lords use more and more air cargos. Organised crime use internet and communications systems. Another roundtable focused also …

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Statement by Guatemala

We would like to emphasize the importance of organising a meeting to follow up on previous meetings to share information and create regional cooperation on drug trafficking. These meetings should continue to be held at regional level to share good practice and learning regional results.

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Statement by Indonesia

Indonesia is not only a key transit country but also a destination for drug use. We have 7 million drug users. We have a crisis in amphetamine and ecstasy use. We experience challenges in security and the well being of the Indonesian population. After successes in dismantling ATS labs, we have realised that trafficking was …

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Statement by Japan, Nigeria, Guatemala, Indonesia

Japan Japan has a major problem of NPS and ATS. Meth-amphetamine is a major issue for us. most was smuggled from Asian countries, however now from Europe, Mexico and Africa are increasing. Nigeria: Cannabis production is of major concern.the continued cultivation that calls for a coordinated long term international response . The increase in production of meth-amphetamine is noted with concern. we have made substantial seizures of meth-amphetamine. Guatemala: …

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Statement by India

India thinks alternative developments measures are vital elements of drug control. Especially for poppy farmers for whom crop eradication will simply not work. Need to be careful to ensure alternative development program aren’t leading to corruption

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