Taiwan cop chief visits
TAIWAN'S police chief is paying his first visit to the Chinese mainland, to explore joint efforts in fighting crime, the mainland's Taiwan Affairs spokesman said yesterday.
Wang Cho-chiun, the director-general of Taiwan's regional police agency, arrived with a delegation on Tuesday for a seven-day visit at the invitation of the mainland as part of the "Agreement on Cross-Strait Mutual Assistance in Cracking Down on Crime," said Yang Yi, a spokesman for the State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office, at a press briefing.
According to the agreement on mutual assistance in judicial areas, the two sides will collaborate in civil and criminal fields and take measures to jointly tackle 掳?crime, with a special focus on major crimes such as abduction.
Wang Cho-chiun, the director-general of Taiwan's regional police agency, arrived with a delegation on Tuesday for a seven-day visit at the invitation of the mainland as part of the "Agreement on Cross-Strait Mutual Assistance in Cracking Down on Crime," said Yang Yi, a spokesman for the State Council's Taiwan Affairs Office, at a press briefing.
According to the agreement on mutual assistance in judicial areas, the two sides will collaborate in civil and criminal fields and take measures to jointly tackle 掳?crime, with a special focus on major crimes such as abduction.
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