Presidential Security Service exchanges security techniques with Japanese National Police Agency delegation

The Presidential Security Service announced on the 5th that it exchanged security techniques with a delegation of security agencies, including the Japanese National Police Agency, who visited Korea from the 28th to the 30th of last month.

The exchange event was held at the Security Safety Training Center in Gangseo-gu, Seoul and consisted of a tour of the educational facility, observation of group training, and training experience.

This is the first time that a Japanese security agency has made an official visit to the Secret Service.

The Secret Service demonstrated counter-terrorism tactics, special maneuvers, and security shooting demonstrations, and the Japanese delegation directly experienced vehicle rotation lifts and emergency escape training.

Lee Kang, director of the Security and Safety Education Institute, said, "As shuttle diplomacy between the leaders of Korea and Japan becomes more active, the need for mutual cooperation between the two countries' security agencies is also growing. We hope to contribute substantially to expanding exchanges between agencies as well as promoting friendship between the two countries."