Chinese Police Delegation Commends Algerian Anti-Crime Efforts
A Chinese police delegation visited Algeria to strengthen bilateral cooperation against transnational organized crime and cybercrime. The delegation praised Algeria's approach to crime fighting and its use of modern technology.

A delegation from the Chinese police, led by Mr. Li Ming, Deputy Director of Public Security of Hunan Province, engaged in a working meeting at the Judicial Police Directorate in Algeria. The session, attended by senior officials from Algeria's National Security, facilitated a review of the Algerian police's strategy in combating and preventing crime. During the meeting, Mr. Li Ming commended the strong bilateral relations between the police forces of the two nations, acknowledging Algeria's effective approach to law enforcement.
Discussions during the visit focused on enhancing the exchange of expertise and strengthening bilateral coordination across various facets of police operations. The two parties agreed to deepen cooperation, particularly in technical, operational, and training domains. This collaborative effort aims to bolster capabilities in addressing emerging security challenges, including transnational organized crime and various forms of cybercrime such as electronic fraud and the sophisticated use of artificial intelligence.
The Chinese delegation further toured several operational and specialized units of Algeria's National Security. These visits included the Central Service for Combating Cybercrime, the Special Operations Police Unit, and the Command and Control headquarters for Algiers Wilaya Security. The visiting delegation gained insights into the General Directorate of National Security's extensive experience in crime fighting and its application of modern technologies in policing, underscoring Algeria's advanced capabilities in these critical areas.




