The international photo competitions of the last few years have been a  great success.  High-quality photographs were added to the IPA international archives and are available to all IPA sections. Exhibitions were produced in many sections throughout the world, and the photos are exhibited at IPA sections and police units.

We hope that the Photo Competition 2019 will also produce high-quality entries, with the participation of most of the sections and photographers.

I wish all participants success.

Adv. Gal Sharon

IPA Vice president and Chairperson of the SCC

International Police Association

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IPA New Zealand are proud to announce that bookings are now open for up to 4 SnowPlanet passes at a very special rate for current IPA members and current Police employees that are not IPA members.

Bookings are available for passes to be used as of 1st December 2017 onwards.

Visit the link <<HERE>> and get those bookings in as this will prove to be very popular.

A THANK YOU from the International President

At this time of the year, many sections hold their annual general assembly, an opportunity to gather delegates from all over the country, together with the national board, in order to exchange views on the present and future of the IPA. In addition, many sections have recently elected or are in the process of electing their national presidents and/or board members.

Other meetings, organised on a more geographical basis are taking place during the same period of time. IPA friends meet and discuss their common interests, projects to develop and ideas to propose internationally.

I would like to seize the chance to greet and congratulate all IPA members who take time to ensure the ongoing development of our association, in line with our aims and values. ‘To take time’ has become such a key expression and challenge nowadays that I believe it deserves a mention.

To those of you who accept to carry the responsibility of the presidency of your IPA section, I address a special mention. Leading is never easy, the winds don’t always blow in the same direction around you and it takes charisma to unite and take the best out of all and everything.

Therefore and again, a special thanks to all of you. And if out of all these national and international meetings, you feel that an issue could or should be brought to the attention of the delegates during the next IPA World Congress, don’t hesitate to contact me. I would be glad and thankful to place and add items of international interest for our Association on the agenda that the IEB will discuss in a few weeks’ time.

In the meantime, stay safe and enjoy every IPA moment. Servo per Amikeco

Pierre-Martin Moulin, IPA President