From August 30 to 31, the Chinese armed police force held the "Great Wall - 2022" international anti-terrorism forum in Beijing in a combination of online and offline. More than 170 representatives of similar forces from 30 countries including China, Russia, Pakistan, Brazil and Italy were invited to attend the forum. During the forum, Chinese and foreign representatives, in combination with the two topics of "international cooperation research on anti-terrorism of the world's constitutional police forces" and "Research on anti-terrorism operations of unmanned and intelligent weapon platforms in different environments such as cities and mountains", conducted discussions, speeches and Q & A exchanges from various angles, including anti-terrorism concepts, practical experiences and classic combat examples. Through a series of open, inclusive and constructive discussions, the representatives of the participating countries deepened their exchanges and mutual trust. The "Great Wall" anti-terrorism international forum is an important brand of international military cooperation carefully created by the armed police force. Since 2016, it has been successfully held three times with the theme of "urban anti-terrorism", "mountain anti-terrorism" and "special sniping". It is understood that the Chinese armed police force has established friendly and cooperative relations with similar forces in more than 80 countries, and has achieved fruitful results in joint exercises and training, military competitions, professional exchanges and other fields, forming a new pattern of international cooperation at multiple levels, types and fields. (news agency)
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