Nknews N. Korea and Vietnam Strengthen Law Enforcement Ties in Pyongyang Talks
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- •North Korea and Vietnam are enhancing cooperation in public security and law enforcement.
- •The talks were held in Pyongyang on June 14, 2026, between key security ministers.
- •This meeting builds on previous high-level visits and reflects a strengthening bilateral relationship.
North Korea and Vietnam held discussions on enhancing cooperation in public security and law enforcement in Pyongyang on June 14, 2026. North Korean Public Security Minister Pang Tu-sop met with Vietnamese counterpart Luong Tam Quang to share experiences and successes in law enforcement. The talks aimed to expand bilateral exchanges and cooperation, reflecting a growing relationship between the two nations. This meeting follows a series of high-level visits, including a recent trip by Vietnam's Foreign Minister and a summit between Kim Jong-un and Vietnam's President in October 2025. The discussions occurred in a friendly atmosphere, emphasizing the commitment of both countries to strengthen ties in security matters.
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