Under the
framework of cooperation between Vietnam and Korea, from 11th to 13th,
July 2013, the Korean Government appointed a high-rank delegation led by Mr.
Kim Yong Mok, Chairman of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) to visit
and work in Vietnam, aiming at checking, appreciating and orienting cooperative
activities and technology support between the two countries. On this occasion, in
order to strengthen cooperative relationship between the PPA and the KOICA, on
13th July 2013, Major General, Dr. Dang Xuan Khang, Vice President
of the Academy and leaders of functional units within the PPA had a paying
courtesy with Chairman Kim Yong Mok.
On behalf of the
PPA leader, Major General Dang Xuan Khang thanked for the KOICA’s support,
especially effective cooperative activities of the KOICA representative office
in Hanoi in improving training
qualification at the PPA. In addition, he said that in the context of international
integration, Vietnam Government paid more attention to international
cooperation in all fields. The Ministry of Public Security implemented many
effective cooperation activities with foreign partners, in which including the
Korean police Force. As for the PPA, General. Dang Xuan Khang also reiterated
the academy had many positive cooperative activities with the Korean National
Police University by annual programs on exchanging high-rank delegation and
students to join in short training courses at the two police Academies.
For the KOICA, General.
Dang Xuan Khang appreciated that over the past decade, cooperative activities between
both sides have had been gaining positive results, especially KOICA’s voluntary
activities on training Taekwondo at the PPA. Thanks to this, the PPA had got
many excellent awards in martial art contests. Recently, the PPA submitted an E-library
project to the KOICA, thus the PPA hopes that Mr. Kim Yong Mok will support to speed
up this project approval process.
On behalf of KOICA delegation, Mr. Kim Yong Mok
sincerely thanked the PPA’s leader for closely coordinating with the KOICA
office in Ha Noi in the last time, especially cooperative programs with the Korea
National Police University. Besides, he also advised that the KOICA is building
a project on fighting against high-tech crime which would be implemented by the
Korea National Police University on cooperation with other countries including
Vietnam. He hoped the project would be implemented soon with participation of
Vietnam. As for the E-library project, the KOICA would try its best to finish
necessary procedures for the official announcement in the next future.
Written by Cao
Hoang Long
Translated by Huyen
Trang