India, China agree to share intelligence, enhance ties to tackle terror

Both sides also agreed to promote exchanges between their counter-terrorism experts to develop cooperation.

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“The two sides shall strengthen the cooperation in the fields of combating terrorism, drug-related crimes, cyber crimes including telecom fraud, economic crimes, illegal immigration activities, illegal trafficking in firearms and ammunition and other transnational crimes, and encourage the long-term, healthy and stable development of law enforcement cooperation between them. Therefore, the two sides may exchange visits by groups of experts in relevant fields,” the joint statement read.

To bolster ties in law enforcement capacity building, the two countries agreed to support and encourage participation in training courses and seminars held by each side for officers from both sides. India’s Home Ministry and China’s Ministry of Public Security will also work towards signing an official cooperation document on combating crimes as soon as possible.