Bangladesh, China discuss enhancing cooperation in law enforcement, security
Additional Secretary of the Political and Foreign Affairs Division of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Dr Ziauddin Ahmed along with relevant officials of the Chinese Embassy in Dhaka, were present at the meeting.
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27 October, 2026, 02:30 pm
Last modified: 27 October, 2026, 02:36 pm
Bangladesh and China have discussed strengthening bilateral cooperation in law enforcement and security, with a focus on police modernisation, training and capacity building.
The issues came up during a courtesy meeting between Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed and Dr Liu Yuyin, chargé d'affaires of the Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh, at the minister's office in Bangladesh Secretariat here today (27 October).
During the meeting, the two sides discussed ways to further strengthen the longstanding friendly relations between Bangladesh and China and expand cooperation in law and order and security.
The home minister highlighted the longstanding friendship between the two countries, describing China as one of Bangladesh's important development and strategic partners.
He expressed hope that bilateral relations would reach new heights in the coming days through increased engagement and cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
Dr Liu Yuyin reaffirmed the Chinese government's commitment to supporting the technological modernisation of the Bangladesh Police, providing training and enhancing the overall capabilities of the law enforcement agency.
The discussion underscored the importance of closer cooperation between the two countries in strengthening law enforcement capabilities and addressing evolving security challenges through technical assistance, professional training and institutional capacity development.
Additional Secretary of the Political and Foreign Affairs Division of the Ministry of Home Affairs, Dr Ziauddin Ahmed along with relevant officials of the Chinese Embassy in Dhaka, were present at the meeting.