Addressing the dialogue, Deputy Minister Pham The Tung affirmed that, under the strategic guidance of General Secretary and State President of Viet Nam To Lam, and General Secretary and President of China Xi Jinping, the Viet Nam – China Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership has been continuously consolidated and developed in an increasingly substantive and effective manner across all fields.
In particular, cooperation between the Ministry of Public Security of Viet Nam and the Ministry of State Security of China has played an important role in bilateral relations and maintained positive growth momentum.
The two ministries have carried out numerous delegation exchanges, coordinated closely with each other in ensuring security and safety for high-level visits and events, as well as maintained regular contact mechanisms between representative offices and functional units of the two sides on issues of mutual concern.
Notably, during the State visit to China by General Secretary and State President To Lam in April 2026, Member of the Political Bureau and Minister of Public Security General Luong Tam Quang and Minister of State Security of China Chen Yixin reached several important common perceptions regarding bilateral ministerial relations.
Amid ongoing complex developments in the international and regional political and security situation, the two sides agreed to further enhance delegation exchanges and the sharing of information of mutual interest. They also agreed to expand cooperation into new areas, such as personnel training, strategic research and cybersecurity, to address common security challenges, thereby making cooperation between the Ministry of Public Security of Viet Nam and the Ministry of State Security of China one of the key pillars in overall Viet Nam – China relations.
During his stay in China, Deputy Minister Pham The Tung and his delegation visited the staff of the Embassy of Viet Nam in China, and held working sessions with the People's Public Security University of China under the Ministry of Public Security of China, as well as the Special Police College of the Chinese People's Armed Police Force, to exchange views on training models, curricula, and the application of science and technology at Chinese public security academies and schools.