Taiwan to assist St. Lucia in crime fight
Key Points(5)
- <span style="font-weight: 400;">Taiwan has agreed to assist St.
- Lucia government in efforts to fight crime in all its forms.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">On Wednesday, both governments signed a Bilateral Police Co-operation Agreement that will bring several benefits to the Royal St.
- Lee Ta-Wei who is on an official visit of St.
- Lucia.</span> <span style="font-weight: 400;">Francis says he is looking forward to the collaboration as it marks a new milestone in relations between the two countries.
- He also joined the Prime Minister in expressing immense gratitude to the Government and People of Taiwan for assisting the Government of St Lucia in the area of national security; a groundbreaking step in the long-standing diplomatic relationship shared by the two countries.</span>
Taiwan has agreed to assist St. Lucia government in efforts to fight crime in all its forms.
On Wednesday, both governments signed a Bilateral Police Co-operation Agreement that will bring several benefits to the Royal St. Lucia Police Force and strengthen the organization in key areas of national security.
Major upgrades in equipment and technology, training, personnel visits, and knowledge sharing are expected to be borne out of the latest collaboration.
MOU signed
National Security Minister Senator Hermangild Francis signed the Memorandum of Understanding in the presence of Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan) Dr. Lee Ta-Wei who is on an official visit of St. Lucia.
Francis says he is looking forward to the collaboration as it marks a new milestone in relations between the two countries. He also joined the Prime Minister in expressing immense gratitude to the Government and People of Taiwan for assisting the Government of St Lucia in the area of national security; a groundbreaking step in the long-standing diplomatic relationship shared by the two countries.
