To equip Benin Police, Civil Aviation and Customs officials on the control of general aviation. This is the objective of this training session organised by the World Customs Organisation (Omd) and the European Union (Ue). Specifically, it will build capacity on the international legal framework, general aviation infrastructure and activities, behavioural analysis, aircraft and mark registers, aircraft control, sources of information, etc. This training is part of the Colibri project, an Omd initiative funded by the EU. For Valentin Chirica, Africa coordinator and technical expert of the Colibri UeOmd project, the Colibri project aims to strengthen cross-border cooperation and the fight against criminal organisations, through operations to detect trends, routes and operating procedures. « It is a project that focuses on internal cooperation between the various anti-fraud agencies. These include the police, customs and civil aviation, the gendarmerie, immigration, air forces and all partners with jurisdiction under general aviation. », he said. In opening the training, the representative of the Director General of Customs, Colonel Idrissou Imorou, reviewed the various stages of the project and the reasons for Benin's integration. While reassuring the Omd and the Ue, the availability of Benin, to accompany