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This article analyses the innovative role of diplomatic police officers in international police and judicial cooperation,
with a focus on Portuguese New Thinking in international relations. An active member of the United Nations and the European
Union, Portugal has a foreign policy that promotes sustainable development, Fundamental Rights, and Human Security. With
greater emphasis since the 1990s, the Public Security Police (PSP) and the National Republican Guard (GNR) have contributed
to the internationalisation of security for peace, excelling in cooperation with international organisations and allied countries.
The study analyses the formal mechanisms of international cooperation, especially the global network of Liaison Officers
of the Ministry of Home Affairs (OLMAI), integrated into the national diplomatic system. These internationally accredited
police officers work in strategic security circles, performing functions of representation, information, negotiation, promotion,
protection, and extension of public service. The research highlights the importance of diplomatic police officers in the production
of transnational security, emphasising the need for a comprehensive, integrated and innovative approach to tackling complex
global challenges.
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Keywords
Conventions Diplomatic Agent International Cooperation Liaison Officer for the Ministry of Home Affairs
Citation
Andrade Fernandes, R. (2024). The New Thinking of Police Diplomacy in the Context of International Coopetition. Internal Security, 16(2), 133-155. https://doi.org/10.5604/01.3001.0055.0887.
Publisher
Police Academy in Szczytno