Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan

A training course organized at the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for public security professors and cadets has ended.

The Academy’s professors and lecturers provided sessions on the rich history and culture of Uzbekistan, the comprehensive reforms currently underway in New Uzbekistan, the key priorities for the country’s strategic development, the main international areas of Uzbek-Chinese relations, emerging threats and challenges and modern trends in the fight against crime in today's complex environment.

The Chinese delegation also gained knowledge of the activities of internal affairs bodies and studied advanced approaches to ensuring public security, preventing crimes at an early stage, stabilizing criminogenic situations, and ensuring the safety of tourists.

A variety of cultural, educational, and sporting activities, as well as visits to the historical sites of Samarkand and Tashkent, contributed to the strengthening of ties between the two peoples.

During the ceremony marking the completion of the course, Academy Head Rustam Khatamov made a speech highlighting the importance of joint educational programs conducted under the memorandum of cooperation. In his remarks, he noted that these programs contribute to the study of innovative teaching methods, to the expansion of the exchange of experience, and to the strengthening of bilateral relations.

In response, Liu Yezi, the head of the Chinese delegation, noted that the relations between the two peoples have been developing steadily over the years based on mutual respect and trust. He expressed satisfaction with the progress made in elevating mutually beneficial cooperation to a new level and expanding it into promising areas.

Following the ceremony, the participants were formally presented with certificates confirming their successful completion of the training course.

Press Service of the Academy of the MIA