Myanmar-China bilateral security, rule of law ministerial-level meeting held

A Myanmar-China bilateral security and rule of law ministerial-level meeting was held at the assembly hall of the Ministry of Home Affairs in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday afternoon.

The meeting was attended by Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Kyaw Swe, along with Deputy Minister for Home Affairs Maj-Gen Aung Soe, the Chief of Police of the Myanmar Police Force, Police Maj-Gen Aung Win Oo, and other high-ranking officials of the ministry, while the Chinese delegation was led by Zhao Kezhi, member of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Public Security, and other officials.

At the meeting, they discussed matters related to cooperation in bilateral security, rule of law and stability, cooperation of countries in the Mekong region, anti-drugs and anti-human trafficking works, cracking down on cross-border gambling and security measures on the Myanmar-China cooperative projects.

The ministers from the two nations then signed the minutes of the meeting.

Later, Zhao Kezhi donated drug-detecting devices and applications worth 14.4 million yuan, police equipment worth 5 million yuan, and police vehicles, together with reference documents, worth 18.9 million yuan, donated by the Yunnan Province. The goodwill delegation, led by member of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Public Security Zhao Kezhi, arrived in Myanmar yesterday afternoon on the invitation of Union Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Kyaw Swe.

Ref; The Global New Light of Myanmar