South Korea and Malaysia collaborate on supranational crimes such as drugs and cyber fraud

On the 11th, South Korean National Police Agency Commissioner Yoon Hee-geun met with Malaysian National Police Agency Commissioner Lazaruddin Hussein and agreed to strengthen cooperation against supranational crimes such as drugs and cyber fraud.
Agreed. Both countries are concerned about the rapid increase in drug smuggling from Malaysia to South Korea and the increase in cyber fraud in both countries, and are working to share investigative information and establish response centers.
Therefore, I decided to try to eradicate crime. South Korea has seen a 53% increase in cyber fraud over the past five years, while Malaysia has seen an increase of 20.2% last year.
During the meeting, Mr. Yoon expressed his gratitude for the active cooperation of the Malaysian National Police Agency in the deportation and repatriation of fugitives.
He expressed his gratitude. He also said, ``I would like to take this visit to Malaysia as an opportunity for both organizations to work together as strategic security cooperation partners to improve the security environment in both countries and contribute to peace and prosperity in the region.''
"Yes," he said. Police in both countries have set up response centers, and are operating a joint response system involving government ministries, financial institutions, and telecommunications companies. The Korean National Police Agency held the first
The plan is to hold an international conference on fraud prevention and strengthen international cooperation. Mr. Yoon's visit commemorates the 40th anniversary of the Malaysian government's Look East Policy and marks the ``strategic partnership'' between the two governments.
It was done to strengthen it. Meanwhile, Mr. Yoon took the opportunity of his visit to Malaysia to visit the ASEAN Pol Secretariat, a security consultative body for 10 ASEAN countries, and to take action against supranational crimes such as drugs and cyber fraud.
The two organizations plan to discuss future-oriented cooperation to strengthen the police forces of the 10 ASEAN countries and joint response plans.