Malta’s Police Force is strengthening its collaboration with European counterparts, with French and Italian police officers set to join local patrols over the coming months.Following an exchange programme that saw Maltese officers assist French police during a United Nations conference in France last year, a French police officer will be deployed to Malta during July, while Italian officers are set to arrive in August. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)The visiting officers will patrol alongside their Maltese counterparts in preventive policing and public order duties.Police confirmed that the foreign officers will wear their own national uniforms but will not be armed and will have no executive powers while in Malta.The exchange forms part of ongoing cooperation between Malta’s Police Force and other European law enforcement agencies, aimed at strengthening collaboration and sharing expertise.•