RA  Interior Ministry delegation attends Global Conference on Public  Security Cooperation in China

ArmInfo. A delegation led by Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs (MIA) of  Armenia Armen Mkrtchyan participated in the Global Conference on  Public Security Cooperation in Lianyungang,  China, from September 17  to 19.

According to the press service of the Armenian Ministry of Internal  Affairs, the conference was attended by approximately 2,000  representatives from over 120 countries, international organizations,  and educational institutions.

The participants discussed ways to jointly address existing  challenges in public security, develop public security capacity, and  establish more effective mechanisms for international cooperation.

For the first time, the conference featured thematic subconferences  in such a format. The participants discussed contemporary challenges  facing transnational crime, including the fight against synthetic  drug trafficking, terrorism, Internet fraud, cybercrime, security  issues related to artificial intelligence and new technologies,  public safety, migration management, and cooperation in education.

During the visit, Mkrtchyan held meetings with heads of law  enforcement agencies from various countries, discussing a range of  issues related to law enforcement cooperation.

A delegation from the Armenian Ministry of Internal Affairs also  participated in an exhibition of technological equipment for public  safety.

The aim of the exhibition was to strengthen international cooperation  in public safety technologies, promote the development of global  security capabilities, and increase the visibility of companies in  the field.

The exhibition also included meetings with several reputable  organizations specializing in modern technologies, special equipment,  and weaponry. Innovative solutions, scientific and technical  equipment controlled by artificial intelligence, and other products  were presented.