China to help Pakistan set up modern law enforcement centre
ISLAMABAD: China will cooperate in establishing a modern law enforcement centre in Pakistan, it was agreed during a meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chinese Vice Minister of Public Security Gao Qi on Wednesday. The initiative is aimed at modernising Pakistan’s law enforcement system through improved infrastructure, technology and specialised training. The two sides discussed…
China and Pakistan have agreed to collaborate on constructing a modern law enforcement centre in Islamabad, according to a meeting between Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chinese Vice Minister of Public Security Gao Qi. The primary objective of this initiative is to upgrade Pakistan's law enforcement system by enhancing infrastructure, incorporating advanced technology, and providing specialized training.
During the discussion, both sides also deliberated on strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations and exploring joint counter-terrorism and counter-narcotics strategies. In addition, they agreed to expand cooperation in police training exchange programmes, as well as the sharing of modern technology and equipment.
Chinese Vice Minister Gao Qi expressed admiration for Pakistan's efforts and determination in combating terrorism. Interior Minister Naqvi highlighted that the law enforcement centre would serve as a symbol of the growing friendship between Pakistan and China. He further emphasized that Chinese artificial intelligence-based technology and equipment could prove to be invaluable resources in addressing security challenges.
Both parties are keen on further expanding cooperation in the realm of internal security.
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