China to help Pakistan improve police training
China is also seeking to expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing capacity and reduce the industry's reliance on advanced Nvidia chips that are subject to US export controls. PHOTO: REUTERS
Pakistan and China on Wednesday agreed to expand cooperation in police training exchange programmes and the use of modern technology and equipment.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi met with Chinese Vice Minister of Public Security Gao Qi and discussed Pakistan-China bilateral relations, joint measures against terrorism and narcotics, and cooperation in internal security.
The two sides also agreed that China would support the establishment of a modern law enforcement centre in Pakistan. The meeting also agreed to enhance collaboration in police training, technology exchange, and modern LEAs systems.