Uzdaily.Uz Uzbekistan and China Strengthen Security Cooperation Amid Rising Transnational Threats
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- •Uzbekistan and China signed a Cooperation Program for 2026-2027 to enhance public security.
- •Key areas of focus include combating terrorism, drug trafficking, and organized crime.
- •Cybersecurity and digital forensics are critical components of the new cooperation efforts.
Uzbekistan's Minister of Internal Affairs Aziz Tashpulatov and China's Minister of Public Security Wang Xiaohong met in Astana to enhance bilateral cooperation on public security. The discussions focused on combating terrorism, drug trafficking, organized crime, and transnational threats, including cybersecurity. A Cooperation Program for 2026-2027 was signed, outlining joint efforts in these areas. Both nations emphasized the importance of interagency collaboration and personnel training in cybersecurity and digital forensics. The meeting was characterized as constructive, with both sides committed to implementing joint initiatives. This collaboration aims to address contemporary security challenges effectively.
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