UAE Extradites Two Fraud Suspects to Nepal and Uzbekistan Under Justice Ministry Order

Sharjah — The General Command of Sharjah Police, in coordination with the UAE Ministry of Interior, has successfully extradited two fraud suspects wanted internationally — one to Nepal and the other to Uzbekistan.

The handover was carried out under an official extradition order issued by the UAE Minister of Justice, following strict legal and judicial procedures. Both suspects were on Interpol’s red notice list for fraud-related charges.

Strengthening Global Cooperation

Sharjah Police emphasized that the extradition reflects the UAE’s ongoing commitment to fighting transnational crimes such as fraud, financial scams, and organized criminal activity. By working closely with Interpol and foreign authorities, the UAE continues to support international law enforcement efforts to ensure wanted individuals face justice.

UAE’s Commitment to Combating Fraud

Authorities highlighted that extraditions like these reinforce the UAE’s reputation as a global partner in security and justice. The country has taken a firm stance against harboring criminals and continues to strengthen ties with international agencies to combat cross-border crimes.

FAQs

Q1: Why did the UAE extradite the fraud suspects to Nepal and Uzbekistan?

The UAE extradited the suspects based on official requests from Nepal and Uzbekistan, supported by Interpol red notices, and under an extradition order from the UAE Minister of Justice.

Q2: What crimes were the suspects wanted for?

Both individuals were wanted on fraud-related charges in their respective countries.

Q3: How does the UAE handle extradition requests?

The UAE follows a strict legal and judicial framework. Extradition orders are processed through the Ministry of Justice, in coordination with police authorities and Interpol guidelines.

Q4: What does this extradition mean for the UAE’s global reputation?

It strengthens the UAE’s role as a reliable international partner in combating fraud, financial crimes, and organized criminal activities.