General Tran Dai Quang attended the 80th INTERPOL General Assembly

The  80th General Assembly of the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) opened in Hà Nội on Monday with the participation of 152 delegations from INTERPOl member countries.

Deputy PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc beats the gong to open the 80th General Assembly of the International Criminal Police Organization, Hà Nội, October 31, 2011

This year’s INTERPOL General Assembly is focused on ‘Connecting Police for a Safer World – Strong Partnerships, Innovation and Capacity Building’.

Officials and experts will discuss a wide range of issues at the event including assessing the implementation of resolutions on combating crime, exchanging experiences in preventing transnational crime, and setting orientations for INTERPOL’s future in line with globalization and international integration.

The General Assembly will also ratify important resolutions on police cooperation and elect the organization’s Executive Committee.

The 80 th INTERPOL General Assembly will focus on six top priority fields to cope with the dynamic changes in the international environment and challenges to global security.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Deputy PM Nguyễn Xuân Phúc highlighted that Việt Nam has been unceasingly expanding multifaceted cooperation with other countries and territories, political and economic centers, and international organizations for peace, independence and development.

The country has signed a number of declarations or treaties on combating terrorism, trans-national crime, especially drugs smuggling, defraudation, money laundering, human trafficking, high-tech crime.

Since late 1990s, the Vietnamese Government has deployed the national strategy for crime prevention, focusing on combating organized crime, preventing drugs and human trafficking, and  investing and mobilizing the whole society to engage in addressing causes behind crimes like poverty reduction.

Deputy PM Phúc affirmed that the Government also attaches importance to cooperation with INTERPOL and strongly support the Organization’s activities.

Việt Nam has hosted this event for the first time since it became the 156th member of INTERPOL 20 years ago.

By Hải Minh

(Theo website Trần Đại Quang)

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Minister Tran Dai Quang visit to Cambodia

A high-ranking delegation from the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security led by Minister Tran Dai Quang nơ on a working visit to Cambodia,held talks with Sar Kheng, Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior on Sept. 8.

Minister, Quang stressed the significance of the fruitful traditional relationship between Vietnam and Cambodia in different periods.

Vietnam and Cambodia need to consolidate and expand their cooperation in national defence and security, especially the prevention of transnational crimes.

VN public security delegation visits Cambodia

The Vietnamese minister underlined the resolve of the two countries’ leaders in building a peaceful and stable common border line and cooperating for mutual development, as well as their commitments to the principle of not allowing hostile forces using one country’s territory to launch activities harmful the other’s security.

Both host and guest agreed to continue implementing agreements signed by the two ministries, especially the Cooperation Plan in 2011 between the two countries’ public security agencies in crime prevention, social security and order, and personnel training.

Minister, Sar Kheng briefed his guest on his country’s political and socio-economic development in the first seven months of this year, saying the situation incambodia’s border area with Thailand is becoming stable, creating conditions for Cambodia to improve and enhance cooperative ties with Thailand.

On the same day, the Vietnamese delegation paid a courtesy visit to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.

Earlier, the delegation on Sept. 7 laid a wreath at the Independence Monument and the Vietnam-Cambodia Friendship Monument. They are scheduled to conclude the visit on Sep. ..

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Minister Tran Dai Quang attended the meeting of the typical young police

State President Truong Tan Sang held a meeting with outstanding young police officers at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi on August 16.

The 34 representatives were selected from more than 150,000 young police officers of the People’s Public Security Force. Minister Tran Dai Quang attended the meeting of the typical young police

State President Truong Tan Sang, Minister Tran Dai Quang and outstanding young police. Photo: CAND

President made the statement at his meeting with outstanding young police officers at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi on August 16, on the occasion of the 66th anniversary of the August Revolution and the People’s Public Security Force (August 19).

The State leader praised the outstanding achievements and great contributions the exemplary young police had made to the public security force.

State President Truong Tan Sang, Minister Tran Dai Quang and outstanding young police.

He said he hoped the public security force would always be a core force and a trusted support for the political system in defending social security and order and fighting crime, while contributing to building a stable and peaceful environment for national socio-economic development.

He affirmed that the Party and State would always create the best conditions, both material and spiritual, for the public security force to successfully fulfil its tasks.

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