The two sides expressed satisfaction with the overall Vietnam-EU relationship, emphasizing that cooperation in law enforcement plays a crucial role in building political trust and jointly addressing challenges for peace, stability, and the national security interests of each party.
To further enhance cooperation between Vietnam and the EU in the fields of security and law enforcement in the coming period, the two parties agreed to intensify information exchange and share experiences in combating crime, especially organized, transnational, cyber, drug-related, money laundering, illegal migration, human trafficking, terrorism, and other non-traditional security threats. They also agreed to coordinate effectively in investigating transnational cases and apprehending internationally wanted suspects through INTERPOL and EUROPOL cooperation channels, as well as to organize capacity-building training programs for cybersecurity, immigration management, and counter-terrorism officers.
On this occasion, Minister Luong Tam Quang extended a cordial invitation to European Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration Magnus Brunner to visit Vietnam at a suitable time to discuss cooperation initiatives and further deepen bilateral relations.
Commissioner Magnus Brunner expressed his desire to strengthen cooperation with the Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam in the fields of United Nations peacekeeping operations, combating illegal migration, and safeguarding critical telecommunications infrastructure.