The Role of International Organizations in Encountering Transnational Organized Crime
Dr. Mohammed Abdul - Mohsen bin Tarif

Introduction
The observer of transnational organized crime is fully aware of the importance of concerted efforts of international cooperation and international organizations to reduce the risk of such crimes, which represents a real threat to the peoples and internal systems of States. Thus, the United Nations is considered one of the mechanisms of international cooperation to prevent such crimes, The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) as one of the international security means and its iron fist in the arresting of the international criminals and following their steps, which protects the interests of States from the imminent danger of transnational organized crime. The demand of the United Nations and the efforts of the most important activities and means of control in this area as well as to highlight the importance of security cooperation between the countries, and the enormous potential owned by the Interpol which can rein in those crimes.

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