Vietnamese, Chinese border forces step up cooperation in law enforcement

Border guards of the northern province of Lao Cai and Hekou border management force of China’s Yunnan province discussed measures to intensify cooperation in law enforcement in the border areas during their talks on April 15.
Vietnamese, Chinese border forces step up cooperation in law enforcement ảnh 1Border guards of the northern province of Lao Cai at the online talks. (Photo: baophapluat.vn)
Lao Cai (VNA) – Border guards of thenorthern province of Lao Cai and Hekou border management force of China’sYunnan province discussed measures to intensify cooperation in law enforcementin the border areas during their talks on April 15.

Despite complex developments of the COVID-19 pandemicover the past time, the two sides have maintained their close, effectivecoordination in the implementation of signed cooperation mechanisms.

They have exchanged information via the hotline,conducted joint patrols over law observance, and joined hands in crime combatand the pandemic fight. Both sides have made efforts to build a common borderof peace, friendship and development.

At the talks, they agreed to consolidate suchcooperation mechanisms, increase the sharing of information about cross-bordercrimes, and enhance cooperation in the investigation work.

They will also step up the communication work to promoteachievements in the crime combat, and raise capacity for cooperation in drugprevention and control./.
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