Police students from Laos, Angola and other countries receive training in Yunnan
The reporter learned from the Yunnan Police Officer Academy on the 8th that the 2018-level Police Affairs Master’s International Student Training Program and the Lao Undergraduate International Student Program were launched at Yunnan Police Officer Academy. Twenty overseas police students from Laos, Mongolia, Tanzania, Angola and other countries will be trained in Yunnan.
“Strengthening academic exchanges on the global governance system and regional security, and training high-quality talents with international communication capabilities, familiar with each other’s national conditions and culture, and qualified for the new requirements of international security law enforcement cooperation is an important mission of the police academies of various countries.” Yunnan Province Guo Pin, member of the Party Committee of the Public Security Department and Director of the Political Department, said that the program for overseas students for masters and undergraduates in police affairs is a concrete measure for Yunnan and the law enforcement agencies of countries along the “Belt and Road” to carry out practical cooperation in police personnel training. The legal enforcement cooperation has an impact.
It is understood that in recent years, Yunnan Police Officer Academy has continuously strengthened the construction of international law enforcement training capabilities, carried out international teaching and training, and successively trained a large number of outstanding police overseas students for neighboring countries. Liu Gonghua, Dean of the Yunnan Police Academy, hopes that the students studying in Yunnan this time can actively participate in various school activities, learn from each other and learn from each other’s excellent cultures, and become friendly envoys to promote exchanges and cooperation between China and the countries along the “Belt and Road”. .
Lao student Sha Taifeng said: "We must live up to expectations, take the knowledge we have learned back to China, and apply it in practice, so as to contribute to international police cooperation."