Trilateral Police Union Meeting in Belgrade
From January 23 to 24, 2026, in Belgrade, at the headquarters of the Independent Police Union, a trilateral working visit was held with delegations of the Romanian Police Union and the Trade Union of the Police Administration of Montenegro. The host of the meeting was Mr. Goran Lazić, Chairman of the Presidency of the Independent Police Union, whose engagement and institutional authority gave particular significance to this international gathering and reaffirmed the Union’s openness to strengthening regional and European cooperation.
The delegation of the Romanian Police Union was led by Popa Cristian Eduard, who holds prominent international positions, including serving as President of EUROPOL IGPF, the International Police Association – IGPF, and CNP IGPF (National Corps of Police). The Trade Union of the Police Administration of Montenegro was represented by its President, Mladen Šuškavčević, who is also a representative of the Council of European Police Unions (CESP), thereby providing the meeting with additional European institutional relevance.
A special dimension to the meeting was added by the presence of media and strategic communications expert Miloš Dragaš, owner of DRAF MEDIA, who was elected Vice President of Prosafe Global Alliance on that occasion, reflecting the trust placed in his role in shaping the international communication and organizational strategy of the future platform.
During the delegations’ stay in Bucharest, the non-governmental organization Prosafe Global Alliance was formally established, with the mission of strengthening family protection, enhancing societal security, and developing international partnerships based on shared values and professional standards.
At the initiative of Mr. Šuškavčević, who was among the first to recognize the strategic importance of regional cooperation and stronger institutional networking, it was agreed that the trilateral agreement would be signed in Montenegro, as the country from which the initiative gained its institutional momentum. In this way, Montenegro is positioned as an important regional pillar of future cooperation and a future member of Prosafe Global Alliance, with the potential to become one of the key drivers of the platform’s development in the Western Balkans.
In the context of Montenegro’s European integration process, this initiative further confirms its commitment to European values, the strengthening of international cooperation, and the development of stable security mechanisms. This step clearly demonstrates the intention not only to remain on the European path, but to actively reinforce it through concrete regional and international initiatives that contribute to the security and stability of society.