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The International Police Association is a friendship organisation for members of the police force, wh are just a few of the activities enjoyed by members.

by the United Nations in 1948 and recognises that any form of torture is absolutely inconsistent with these principles. It's aims include the development of cultural relations amongst it's members, a broadening of their general knowledge and an exchange of professional experience. In addition, it seeks to foster mutual help in the social sphere and to contribute, within the limits of it's possibilities, to the peaceful co-existence of different peoples and to the preservation of world peace. The Association undertakes:

to encourage personal contacts by organising exchange visits of individuals and groups, arranging group holidays and initiating pen-friendships;

to promote among the police services of all the member Sections respect for law and order;

to develop social and cultural activities and to encourage the exchange of professional experiences;

to enhance the image of the police in the countries of it's member Sections and to help improve relations between the police and the general public;

to foster youth exchanges and international youth meetings with a view to promoting greater tolerance and understanding between people, and understanding for the work of the police;

to facilitate a regular exchange of publications between the National Sections and to provide an information service for the National IPA publications containing news on all subjects of relevance to the Association;

to promote international publications, and to help with the preparation of a bibliography of police works and, wherever possible, of all works connected with the law or legal matters;

to facilitate international co-operation through friendly contacts between police officers of all continents and to contribute to a mutual understanding of professional problems. Numerous activities and projects are enjoyed by members locally, nationally and internationally. International Travel Forms are exchanged between Sections for members or groups of members wanting information, contact with other members or sometimes hosting, when travelling abroad. Friendship Weeks, Sports Events and Anniversary Celebrations with social and cultural flavours are held regularly, both nationally and internationally. Professional Study/Exchange or Travel Scholarships are encouraged in many Sections and are sometimes available to those seeking professional exchanges. Hobbies Groups, which vary from Section to Section, allow members to share their interests with other like-minded people. For example, Radio Amateurs, Computer Enthusiasts, Golfers, Genealogists, Go-Karting, etc. Members' families: the Association welcomes and encourages involvement of spouses, partners and children. Social Events are enjoyed at local (Branch) level to establish and maintain bonds of friendship and camaraderie.

08/02/2026

Malta IPA 2026 Membership cards are now ready.
These can be collected from the IPA Office situated at Police Association Centre, Spencer Hill, Marsa every Monday from 9.00 to 12.00 noon !

19/01/2026

It was a pleasure this morning meeting with the ex Chairman of IPA Padula Guglielmo Dalla M***a who paid a courtesy visit to the President of IPA Malta at the IPA office in Marsa.

14/12/2025

The National President and Committee Members of IPA Malta Section wish all our followers a Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year !!

19/11/2025

🌍 Happy International Men’s Day to All Our Male Members Across the Globe! 👮‍♂️💙

Today, the International Police Association proudly celebrates the countless men within our global family who serve with courage, integrity, and unwavering dedication.

International Men’s Day is an opportunity to honor the positive contributions men make in their communities, workplaces, and families. Within the IPA, our male members stand as role models of professionalism and humanity—building bridges across borders, fostering international friendship, and upholding the values that unite us.

To every man in our association, whether you are serving, retired, or supporting from beyond the frontline. We thank you for your leadership, resilience, compassion, and commitment to making the world a safer and more connected place.

Let today be a reminder to take pride in who you are, the work you do, and the lives you impact.

Happy International Men’s Day!
Servo per Amikeco - Service Through Friendship.

18/11/2025

Diogo Chassergue Deleuze, IPA President of Brazil was on a short visit to Malta. Took some time to show him around Police Headquarters. While there also had the honour of meeting with the Police Commissioner Mr Angelo Gafa

11/11/2025

Remembrance Day 2025 🕊️
Today, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering duty of those who gave their lives in service ,in war, in peacekeeping, and in the protection of others.

27/10/2025

Celebrating 75 years of IPA.
The Founding of the International Police Association

In the years 1948-49, Arthur Troop made contact with his police friends in both the UK and abroad. In 1949 he had an article published in the British Police Review under the pseudonym of ‘Aytee’. Following an amazing response, Arthur was convinced he should proceed, and the IPA was founded on 1st January 1950 under the Esperanto motto 'Servo per Amikeco' (Service Through Friendship). Arthur Troop became the first Secretary General of the British Section. His notion of an association with development of social, cultural and professional links amongst its members, in an environment free from distinction of rank, gender, race, language or religion, became a reality.

11/10/2025

10/10/2025

This morning had the pleasure of meeting IPA member Christopher Church from NSW Australia. I showed him around Police HQ and later a nice meeting with the Commissioner of Police.
Later gifts were exchanged

03/10/2025

Today, IPA Malta Section had the pleasure of delivering a talk to the latest group of police recruits, introducing them to the role of the IPA and the benefits of membership

27/09/2025

The New IPA Song ... long version

25/09/2025

🔥Registration opening soon🔥🫵🏼

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The International Police Association is an independent body made up of members of the police service, whether on active duty or retired, and without distinction as to rank, s*x, race, colour, language or religion. It's purpose is to create bonds of friendship and to promote international co-operation. It is committed to the principles set out in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as adopted by the United Nations in 1948 and recognises that any form of torture is absolutely inconsistent with these principles. It's aims include the development of cultural relations amongst it's members, a broadening of their general knowledge and an exchange of professional experience. In addition, it seeks to foster mutual help in the social sphere and to contribute, within the limits of it's possibilities, to the peaceful co-existence of different peoples and to the preservation of world peace. The Association undertakes: to encourage personal contacts by organising exchange visits of individuals and groups, arranging group holidays and initiating pen-friendships; to promote among the police services of all the member Sections respect for law and order; to develop social and cultural activities and to encourage the exchange of professional experiences; to enhance the image of the police in the countries of it's member Sections and to help improve relations between the police and the general public; to foster youth exchanges and international youth meetings with a view to promoting greater tolerance and understanding between people, and understanding for the work of the police; to facilitate a regular exchange of publications between the National Sections and to provide an information service for the National IPA publications containing news on all subjects of relevance to the Association; to promote international publications, and to help with the preparation of a bibliography of police works and, wherever possible, of all works connected with the law or legal matters; to facilitate international co-operation through friendly contacts between police officers of all continents and to contribute to a mutual understanding of professional problems. Numerous activities and projects are enjoyed by members locally, nationally and internationally. International Travel Forms are exchanged between Sections for members or groups of members wanting information, contact with other members or sometimes hosting, when travelling abroad. Friendship Weeks, Sports Events and Anniversary Celebrations with social and cultural flavours are held regularly, both nationally and internationally. Professional Study/Exchange or Travel Scholarships are encouraged in many Sections and are sometimes available to those seeking professional exchanges. Hobbies Groups, which vary from Section to Section, allow members to share their interests with other like-minded people. For example, Radio Amateurs, Computer Enthusiasts, Golfers, Genealogists, Go-Karting, etc. are just a few of the activities enjoyed by members. Members' families: the Association welcomes and encourages involvement of spouses, partners and children. Social Events are enjoyed at local (Branch) level to establish and maintain bonds of friendship and camaraderie.