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Chinese security official meets S. African police minister

Xinhua, April 28, 2015 Adjust font size:

Senior Chinese security official Meng Jianzhu met with South African Police Minister Nathi Nhleko on Tuesday afternoon, both countries pledged to boost law enforcement cooperation.

Meng, head of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, said China was willing to make joint efforts with South Africa to implement a consensus agreed upon by the two countries to promote security and law-enforcement cooperation.

Meng expressed the hope that China and South Africa will continue to take measures to protect the security and interests of their citizens and institutes.

Nhleko said South Africa was willing to work with China to develop law-enforcement cooperation.

Nhleko is in Beijing on the first annual exchange of visits by police chiefs of the two countries. Endit