Liu Yupeng, Deputy Secretary of the CPC People's Public Security University of China Committee

    People's Public Security University of China looks forward to marching side by side with all partner institutions. We strive to deepen mutual trust and benefit, and explore the potential of cooperation. We are willing to promote the construction of exchange, of sharing educational resource and innovative talent cultivation modes of police education institutions around the world to realize a deeper and higher level of extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits.

Zhao Runlin, Deputy Secretary General of China Association for Friendship

    We hope that all guests can further enhance mutual trust and deepen friendship through this forum, striving to continuously promote the development of police exchange and cooperation to a deeper and higher level to jointly enhance public security capabilities.

Wang Wenchao, Deputy Director General of Cyber Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security of China

    Chinese public security authorities call upon law enforcement institutions of all countries to further deepen our cooperation and communication based on previous cooperation, so as to form greater synergy to crack down on cybercrime, striving to protect the legitimate rights and interests of citizens and safeguard the security of information networks.

Wong Chi Fai, President of the Academy of Public Security Forces of Macao

    As police officers, we must realize that our duties are closely related to the status quo of society. Therefore, we’ve got to be well-informed of society, the people, the country and the world. As the saying goes“cultivate a sense of family and country, and develop remarkable capabilities”— we need to understand the situation of the community and the will of people, because these will be helpful to the execution of our duties. Cultivating a global vision and a passion for serving society and the people at all times is also crucial in becoming a pillar of excellence who can take up important responsibilities and contribute to the prosperity and stability of the country.

Chan Yee Lai, Director of Hong Kong Police College

    Facing the unprecedented risks brought by digitalisation, Hong Kong Police is committed to working with all of you in order to bring together collective wisdom to address the challenges ahead and embrace the vast opportunities brought by the advancement of technology.

Wu Lizhi, President of China People's Police University

    Empowering law enforcement with digital intelligence has opened a new door for promoting the modernization of public security work, and also provided infinite possibilities for us to build a new paradigm for police talent cultivation and a community for law enforcement cooperation. Let us embrace the new model of digital-intelligent policing, cultivate new talents in this area, open up new horizons of international police and law enforcement cooperation, and endeavor to contribute wisdom and strength to constructing China and the globe into a safer place at a higher level.

Yu Qun, Vice President of Criminal Investigation Police University of China

    Criminal Investigation Police University of China is willing to cooperate with police academies around the world to construct new platforms and mechanisms for international police education cooperation to build comprehensive, pragmatic and inclusive partnerships, and to make significant contributions to police education for the construction of a peaceful and harmonious human society.

Shen Xiaomin, Vice President of Guangdong Police College

    To carry out the spirit of the 20th CPC National Congress, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Science and Technology have jointly deployed a three-year program to promote science and technology to develop the police, build a system of public security forces with strategic technology, and improve the echelon cultivation system of science and technology talents. As an important position for talent training, public security colleges and universities must respond positively to this strategic call and increase efforts to cultivate composite and application-oriented intelligent police talents.

(Republished from the "Modern World Police" Magazine, Issue 10, 2024, Special Edition for the Global Public Security Cooperation Forum (Lianyungang) 2024 Conference)