The head of Greece's Organized Crime Unit, Michalis Chrysochoidis, outlined the achievements and future commitments of the unit during an event attended by political and police leadership.
During an annual event on February 26, 2026, Michalis Chrysochoidis, the Minister of Citizen Protection, presented the results of the Organized Crime Unit (DAOE) since its inception in October 2024. He emphasized the dedication of the unit to become more effective and beneficial for Greek citizens in the coming year, reaffirming their commitment to tackle the challenges of organized crime. Chrysochoidis represented Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the event, reflecting the importance of the government's support for law enforcement initiatives.
Chrysochoidis highlighted that the past two years have posed various challenges that the unit has prioritized and addressed independently, without external influences determining their agenda. He reassured the audience that they are well-prepared for ongoing issues and are committed to responding effectively to emerging threats. His remarks signify a strong emphasis on proactive governance in the realm of public safety and organized crime prevention.
The gathering not only served as a platform for reporting past activities but also aimed to boost morale among law enforcement officials. By reiterating their resolve, the minister sought to unify efforts against organized crime, underscoring the accountability and responsiveness expected from the government towards crime in Greece. This ongoing commitment is crucial for maintaining public trust in law enforcement and ensuring citizen safety.
