ABU DHABI: The United Arab Emirates and the Italian Republic have confirmed the extradition to Italy of Danilo Coppola, an Italian national convicted of financial crimes, following an official request. Abdullah bin Sultan Al Nuaimi, Minister of Justice, and Carlo Nordio, Italian Minister of Justice, affirmed in a phone call the decision was in accordance with the bilateral extradition treaty between the UAE and Italy. The Ministers emphasised that the successful extradition of Coppola underscores both central authorities' continuing and unwavering commitment to upholding the rule of law and fostering international cooperation. This outcome is a reflection of the strong relationship between the UAE and Italy, and demonstrates the shared determination to ensure that justice is served. Such procedures confirm the continued collaboration between the UAE and Italy in the pursuit of international justice. The Ministers added, 'These agreements firmly illustrate our keenness to enhance cooperation on legal and ju dicial matters according to best international practices, aiming to reinforce efforts that combat serious and organized crime.' 'This positive development in our judicial cooperation underlines our shared commitment to ensuring that there is no impunity for those who commit crimes and attempt to evade justice by seeking refuge overseas,' the Ministers stated. Furthermore, the two sides stressed both nations' commitment to providing regular updates on priority requests and maintaining channels of communication between central authorities, reflecting a steadfast dedication to achieving fruitful judicial cooperation and bolstering bilateral relations between the UAE and Italy. Source: Emirates News Agency
Joint Statement on UAE authorities extraditing Danilo Coppola to Italy
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