That the Parliament congratulates Glasgow on being named as host of the 92nd Interpol General Assembly in 2024, which is due to take place at the Scottish Event Campus from 4 to 7 November 2024; notes that the assembly will bring together over 1,000 delegates, including heads of police, ministers, government officials and Interpol senior leadership from 195 member countries; celebrates the UK’s central role in what is considered to be the largest and most important policing event in the world; notes that Interpol members share a common goal of preventing criminal activity and threats worldwide; believes that the assembly will be a key opportunity to drive innovation and leadership in international cooperation to tackle major crime trends and security threats, including organised crime, terrorism and fraud; agrees with UK Government's security minister, Tom Tugendhat, who said that “Hosting the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow underlines the UK’s role as a global leader when it comes to security and policing, and demonstrates our steadfast commitment to tackle global threats such as organised crime, terrorism and fraud”; notes that the UK’s National Crime Agency will be the host law enforcement agency for the 2024 assembly; further notes that the assembly in Glasgow will include the elections for 10 key leadership posts, including the new Secretary General, who will play a critical role in coordinating the global response to new emerging threats and criminality, and wishes all delegates a warm welcome during their time in Glasgow.