(VOVworld) – Vietnam wishes to receive more UK support in the form of crime statistics, immigration management, and equipment and technology for the fight against  cyber crime, said Deputy Minister of Public Security Senior Lieutenant General Le Quy Vuong.

The delegation, led by Deputy Minister Le Quy Vuong attends the summit in London (Photo: VNA)

He held a working session with National Crime Agency’s (NCA) General Director Keith Bristow and Executive Director David Almond ahead of a 2-day summit that closed on Thursday in London on protecting victims of online child sex abuse. Vuong said both sides have worked effectively on combating transnational crime, especially illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and child sex abuse. He proposed sharing more information about criminals via the launch of a hotline while stepping up personnel training and negotiations towards the signing of an extradition agreement and a memorandum of understanding on financial and money laundering data as soon as possible.