On February 9, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Home Affairs of Singapore, on the occasion of accompanying Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on an official visit to Singapore, a high-ranking delegation of the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam led by Mr. Deputy Minister Le Van Tuyen Head of the delegation paid a courtesy visit to Mr. Muhammad Faisal Ibraim, Secretary of State, Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs.
According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Singapore, at the meeting, Deputy Minister of Public Security Le Van Tuyen expressed his joy regarding the relationship. strategic partnership relations Vietnam and Singapore are developing very well, political trust is increasing, and cooperation in all fields has achieved many positive results.
Cooperation between the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam and the Ministry of Home Affairs of Singapore in many areas, including cooperation through channels Interpoldrug prevention, cyber security… have contributed to deepening the Vietnam-Singapore strategic partnership as well as the stable and peaceful development of the region and the world.
[Đưa quan hệ Việt Nam-Singapore ngày càng gần gũi, thực chất, hiệu quả]
Regarding the direction of cooperation in the coming time, Deputy Minister Le Van Tuyen suggested that the two sides consider and coordinate to effectively implement the contents agreed by the two sides on the basis of high-level agreements and legal documents. cooperation, which focuses on such contents as strengthening delegation exchanges at all levels, paying attention to supporting Vietnam in training personnel in the field of cybersecurity, fire prevention and rescue, and traffic management. primary, citizen identification; Non-traditional security…
The two sides actively grasp the regional and world security situation affecting Vietnam and Singapore and timely share to deal with common challenges, asking Singapore to continue supporting Vietnam in regional forums. and international.
Deputy Minister Le Van Tuyen also suggested that the partners consider promoting the signing of an extradition agreement, an agreement on prevention and combat of human trafficking, etc. to create favorable conditions for the fight once morest crime. transnational involving two countries.
Deputy Minister Le Van Tuyen also hoped that the two sides would strengthen cooperation in the field of ensuring security and safety in cyberspace in order to effectively prevent attacks and intrusions of hackers as well as handle criminals. network; share experiences in building and managing e-government, smart cities and implementing a legal system to ensure network security.
In addition, leaders of the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security delegation also highly appreciated the exchange of criminal information related to the two countries and suggested further cooperation to ensure security and safety for investment activities. trade and investment between the two countries.
At the same time, the two sides ensure the safety for citizens of one country to live, study, travel and work in the other country.
The field of fire prevention and rescue is also an important priority that the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security delegation proposed to cooperate with Singapore on this occasion.
Deputy Minister Le Van Tuyen also suggested that the two sides continue to promote and strengthen the exchange of experiences related to law enforcement on fire and explosion prevention; training to improve staff capacity.
On the Singapore side, Secretary of State Muhammad Faisal Ibrahim acknowledged and highly appreciated the cooperation recommendations of the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security.
Secretary of State Muhammad Faisal Ibrahim expressed their desire for the two sides to cooperate more closely and actively in the field of drug crime, terrorism and other transnational crimes.
At the same time, Secretary of State Muhammad Faisal Ibrahim affirmed that the Ministry of Home Affairs of Singapore is ready to support the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam in sharing experiences and building capacity for law enforcement officers in the prevention and combat of transnational crimes. .
Minister of State Muhammad Faisal Ibraim also asked the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security to support Singapore’s candidacy for membership of the United Nations Drug Control Commission (CND) for the 2024-2027 term.
(VNA/Vietnam+)
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