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July 10, at Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park, Thach That commune, City. Hanoi, the Ministry of Public Security held a groundbreaking ceremony to build the headquarters of the Asia-Pacific Cybercrime Prevention Center. Download Delegates perform the groundbreaking ceremony to build the Center. This is an event of particular importance, marking a practical step in implementing the United Nations Convention on Combating Cybercrime, while affirming Vietnams determination to strengthen international cooperation, joining hands to build a safe, secure, reliable and sustainable cyberspace. Attending the groundbreaking ceremony were: Senior Lieutenant General Pham The Tung, Deputy Minister of Public Security; Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Anh Tuan; Vice Chairman of Hanoi Peoples Committee Truong Viet Dung; Chief Representative of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in Southeast Asia and the Pacific, Delphine Schantz. Speaking at the ceremony, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Anh Tuan believes that the Asia-Pacific Center for Cybercrime Prevention and Control will gradually become a prestigious regional platform in the fields of training, research, and legal support, especially for developing countries in the process of ratifying and internalizing laws. and implement the Hanoi Convention. The Center will also be a platform for sharing knowledge and promoting international cooperation in preventing and combating cybercrime; Strengthen the capacity of law enforcement agencies, judicial authorities and policymakers to respond to the increasingly complex challenges of cybercrime; At the same time, promote the development and protection of the legitimate rights and interests of people and businesses in the digital environment. Ms. Delphine Schantz, representative of UNODC, expressed that todays event marks an important milestone - not only for Vietnam but also for the entire region - when we lay the foundation for the start of the Asia-Pacific Cybercrime Prevention and Control Center in Hanoi, Vietnam. UNODC is ready to support, continue to accompany and cooperate closely. with the Government of Vietnam in the process of establishing and developing the Center, to ensure this initiative maximizes its potential and creates positive, long-term impacts on the Asia-Pacific region. Download Deputy Minister of Public Security Pham The Tung spoke at the ceremonyBuilding the Center in 5 directionsSpeaking at the ceremony, Deputy Minister of Public Security Pham The Tung said that in recent times, the Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam have made efforts to cooperate closely with UNODC to promote the establishment of the Asia-Pacific Center for Cybercrime Prevention. If the United Nations Convention on Combating Cybercrime creates a global legal framework for cooperation in preventing and combating cybercrime, the Center that started construction today will be one of the first demonstrations contributing to putting the Conventions commitments into practice, becoming a bridge for cooperation between countries in the region and around the world in the fight against cybercrime. Deputy Minister Pham The Tung emphasized that todays groundbreaking for the Center Headquarters is just the beginning. The Ministry of Public Security of Vietnam wishes to work with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, UNODC and functional units to build the Center according to 5 directions. First, the Center becomes a focal point to promote the effective implementation of the United Nations Convention on combating cybercrime; Support countries to internalize the Convention, improve enforcement capacity and strengthen international cooperation in preventing and combating cybercrime, contributing to quickly bringing the Convention to life. Second, being a center for connecting, sharing information, researching, analyzing and early warning of new trends, methods and tricks of cybercrime; At the same time, strengthen investigation coordination and support in handling transnational cases and cases, contributing to improving the effectiveness of law enforcement in the region. Third, becoming a center for training, researching and developing high-quality human resources in cybersecurity, digital investigation, data science and artificial intelligence application in preventing and fighting cybercrime; is a place to connect experts, scientists and law enforcement officers from countries to share knowledge, experience and improve the ability to respond to new challenges. Fourth, become a multilateral cooperation forum between law enforcement agencies, international organizations, technology businesses, research and training facilities to promote experience sharing, technology transfer, and develop new initiatives and solutions to ensure cybersecurity and build trust No. Fifth, become a symbol of solidarity, responsibility and international cooperation in responding to non-traditional security challenges; Affirming Vietnams strong commitment to working with the international community to build a peaceful, secure, trustworthy and sustainable cyberspace for the benefit of all countries and people. 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