Strengthening Bilateral Cooperation in Law Enforcement

Strategic Insights -

A high-ranking delegation of the Ministry of Public Security led by its Deputy Minister Lieutenant General Le Quoc Hung paid a working visit to the United Kingdom from September 16-21 to strengthen bilateral cooperation in law enforcement. During the visit, the delegation held talks with Minister of State (Minister for Immigration) at the Home Office Robert Jenrick, visited the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA), worked with the Metropolitan Police (Met), and visited several Met units. The two sides praised close cooperation in crime prevention and control, contributing to ensuring national security, social order, and safety in each country.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Ministry of Public Security delegation, led by Deputy Minister Lieutenant General Le Quoc Hung, visited the UK to strengthen bilateral cooperation in law enforcement from September 16-21.
  • The delegation held talks with Minister of State (Minister for Immigration) Robert Jenrick, visited the NCA, and worked with the Metropolitan Police, promoting coordination and sharing experiences in immigration management, crime prevention, and control.
  • Areas of cooperation included immigration management, prevention and control of crimes related to human trafficking and illegal immigration, and coordination in investigations into related cases.
  • The two sides agreed to boost cooperation in multiple areas, including exchanging delegations, sharing experience and information in immigration, and coordinating in investigations.
  • Deputy Minister Hung suggested negotiating and signing an agreement on the extradition of criminals to complete the legal corridor and create conditions for future cooperation activities.
  • The UK's Home Office proposed researching, building, negotiating, and signing an agreement on the sharing of criminal records in the near future.
  • The NCA and the Ministry of Public Security committed to working closely to exchange and share experiences and information in crime prevention and control, especially in areas related to illegal migration and cybercrimes.
  • The delegation also suggested promoting coordination and sharing experiences in ensuring security and order, especially during high-level delegations and special events.

Statistics:

  • Duration of the visit: September 16-21
  • Number of cooperation areas: 10, including immigration management, crime prevention and control, human trafficking, and money laundering.
  • Frequency of cooperation activities: planned to increase in the near future.
  • Number of agreements proposed: 2, including the extradition of criminals and the sharing of criminal records.

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