Yesterday, a meeting of high-ranking representatives of international organizations took place in Tashkent:
Timur Mamadzhanov, Vice President of the World Sports Alliance and Vice President of the BRICS International Sports Center;
Murat Atajanov, Head of the International Police Association in Uzbekistan.
During the talks, the parties reached agreements on cooperation.
Key areas of cooperation were outlined, including:
joint sports initiatives;
programs to promote a healthy lifestyle;
events aimed at strengthening international dialogue through sport.
Murat Atajanov has been appointed as presidential adviser for work with security agencies.
Meeting participants emphasized the importance of pooling resources to implement large-scale projects and expressed their readiness to actively collaborate.
Details of future joint events will be announced later.
Why become a member of the IPA (International Police Association)?
Because a uniform isn’t enough. Being a police officer or a law enforcement professional
is a profession. And being a member of the IPA is a choice to be part of a community, not just a snail in the system.
• The IPA is not a club. It’s a global brotherhood.
The International Police Association operates in over 100 countries.
You have colleagues, friends, and contacts—people who will help and accept you not because of your position, but because of their trust.
• It’s like a diplomatic passport without diplomatic status.
• It’s a network that no social media platform can create.
«Servo per Amikeco» is not a slogan, but an approach to life. «Service through friendship» sounds good. But in reality, this means very simple but important things:
• a colleague who will help in a difficult situation,
• a contact who will solve a problem with one phone call,
• peers who understand the stress of your profession without lengthy explanations.
The IPA is a place where you don’t need to explain what it means to be an officer. Networks that work in reality, not just on paper.
Conferences, congresses, sports games, trainings, international projects, youth exchanges—these aren’t just tourist clubs.
This is a living professional network that:
• strengthens your reputation
• opens career opportunities
• creates real international
CONNECTIONS When the IPA logo is on your business card, it’s noticeable.
Today, it’s all about networking.
IPA members live by it.
There are no political loyalties or internal battles for stardom here.
A colleague and a friend are here.
A provocative but simple truth
You can be a great officer and never join the IPA.
But then your world often remains:
• in your country
• in your police station
• in your structure
⁃ The IPA expands your profession
to the entire world.
That’s the difference between:
«I work for the police»
«I am part of the international law enforcement community.»
In the end — a simple question
• If you feel this is your path, join the IPA community.
• — Be not only an officer, but also part of an international brotherhood.