China to Train 3,000 Foreign Officers, Bolstering Global Law Enforcement Ties and Safeguarding Overseas Interests

China Plans to Train 3,000 International Law Enforcement Officers to Safeguard Global Investments

Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong announced that China will train 3,000 law enforcement officers from various countries to protect its overseas interests. In addition, Beijing plans to dispatch experts to assist nations in enhancing their law enforcement capabilities and combating international crime.

China plans to train 3,000 international law enforcement officers in the coming year to address worldwide security challenges and enhance the protection of Chinese interests abroad, according to statements from the nation's public security minister.

Beijing is exploring strategies to expand its influence internationally to safeguard its interests abroad and provide an alternative to Western-dominated global security structures.

Over the past year, China has collaborated with various stakeholders to advance comprehensive global security initiatives, according to state news agency Xinhua. Wang noted that the nation aims to further enhance the global public security governance system, making it "fairer, more rational, and more efficient."