
Hong Kong opened the International Academy of Policing on Wednesday, aiming to train 1,000 officers yearly and strengthen overseas law enforcement ties, according to Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu.
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The Hong Kong International Academy of Policing opened on Wednesday to train 1,000 officers per year.
Hong Kong police aim to train 1,000 officers per year and bolster the city’s ties with overseas law enforcement agencies through a new international academy, which opened on Wednesday.
Speaking at the opening ceremony for the Hong Kong International Academy of Policing, Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu said the institution was an investment in collective security that would bolster the city’s international partnerships.
“By bringing new enforcement leaders together, it would strengthen Hong Kong’s international partnerships,” Lee said.
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