International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) declared that Nigeria is no longer a permissive ground for international drug cartels due to the efforts of the Nigeria — National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). UNODC also provided audiovisual interview rooms to NDLEA, funded by the United States — Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (US-INL).

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) issued the Myanmar Opium Survey 2025, reporting on the surge in opium cultivation and production in Myanmar, and highlighting the country's critical situation.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime provided technical support for the 2018 National Drug Use Survey in Nigeria and is a global institution supporting the alternative development initiative.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime provided technical and programmatic support for the development of the new justice reform documents in Nigeria.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime witnessed the proceedings of the mass trials, contributing to the transparency and international oversight of the judicial process.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is one of the international organizations in Vienna that Florence Ajimobi will engage with as Nigeria's ambassador.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime published a 2025 report highlighting the United Arab Emirates' role in cyber-enabled fraud.

Impact: The International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime has warned about the global proliferation of the cyberscam industry and estimated its annual worth.

Impact: Shehbaz Sharif will hold meetings with leaders of the International — United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.