Representatives from 40 countries and regions gather in Lianyungang to discuss international police education cooperation
International police education cooperation focuses on talent cultivation and security governance, bringing together representatives from 40 countries to exchange experiences An annual report was released, and cooperation in joint course development, collaborative training, and mutual visits was promoted to enhance coordination effectiveness
On September 8, the International Police Education Cooperation Subforum of the 2026 Global Public Security Cooperation Forum (Lianyungang) was held in Lianyungang, Jiangsu Province. More than 120 participants, including law enforcement officers, heads of police academies, experts and scholars, and representatives of international organizations from 40 countries and regions, attended the event, which was hosted by the People's Public Security University of China.
The subforum focused on exchanges around "consolidating the foundation of talent cultivation and enhancing the effectiveness of security governance." The participants shared their experience in running police academies, application cases of smart policing in education and training, and discussed global public security risk issues, exploring new directions for international police education cooperation.
The subforum also released the "Annual Report on International Police Education." Relevant action initiatives were also carried forward at the meeting, with a focus on practical cooperation such as promoting joint talent cultivation, codeveloping and sharing courses, and exchanges and visits between teachers and students, so as to strengthen ties and collaboration among police academies in different countries.