The Inspector General of Police (IGP) is the highest-ranking officer in a country's police force. This position is responsible for overseeing police operations, ensuring law enforcement is effective, and maintaining public safety. The IGP often reports to the government and plays a crucial role in developing policies related to policing and crime prevention. In many countries, the IGP is appointed by the government and may work closely with other officials, such as the Minister of Interior or the Ministry of Home Affairs. The IGP also coordinates with various police departments and agencies to ensure a unified approach to law enforcement and community safety.