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ASEAN police strengthen cooperation in promoting peace, security

Lieutenant General Do Van Hoanh, Chief of Office, permanent deputy head of the Police Investigation Agency under the Ministry of Public Security, is leading a Vietnamese delegation to the 41st ASEAN Chiefs of Police (ASEANAPOL) Conference which opened in Vientiane, Laos, on October 17.
ASEAN police strengthen cooperation in promoting peace, security ảnh 1Delegates attending 41st ASEANAPOL Conference (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) – Lieutenant General Do Van Hoanh, Chief of Office,permanent deputy head of the Police Investigation Agency under the Ministry ofPublic Security, is leading a Vietnamese delegation to the 41st ASEAN Chiefs ofPolice (ASEANAPOL) Conference which opened in Vientiane, Laos, on October 17.

In his opening remarks, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Securityof Laos General Vilay Lakhamphong emphasised that the conference is held in thecontext that transnational criminals are using modern technologies to commit crimesmore sophisticatedly, becoming a direct and indirect challenge and threat topolitical stability, socio-economic development as well as the lives of peoplein the region and the world.

He affirmed that preventing and fighting this form of crimeis an important, heavy and inevitable task, requiring joint efforts both at theregional and international levels.

The three-day conference is expected to discuss cooperationbetween police forces of ASEAN member states and dialogue partners and observers tohandle cross-border crimes like drug smuggling, terrorism, human trafficking,and smuggling of weapons and wild animals./.
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