US, China together in security fight
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CHINA and the United States have agreed to seek stronger cooperation on anti-terror, cyber security and China’s hunt for corrupt officials.
The agreement came out of talks between Chinese public security chief Guo Shengkun and his US counterpart Jeh Johnson on Thursday.
It was part of the first ministerial meeting between China’s Ministry of Public Security and the US Homeland Security Department.
Guo called for the two departments to establish communication at all levels, enhance trust in law enforcement, manage differences and take care of each other’s major concerns. “We will endeavor to seek new breakthroughs in fighting terrorism, hunting for those corrupt officials who have fled to the United States and recover their ill-gotten booty, cracking down on cyber crimes and other key areas,” Guo said.
The talks defined six areas for future cooperation, covering counterterrorism, the hunt for those who fled to the US and recovery of illegal gains, protection of intellectually property rights, maritime law enforcement, cyber security and more exchanges between the law enforcement departments, according to a statement.
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