Dačić noted that cooperation between the two ministries has reached a peak this year, highlighting in particular the implementation of joint patrols by Serbian and Chinese police in both Serbia and China, as well as numerous training programmes, including those focused on traffic accident forensics and the fight against cybercrime.
The two officials also discussed enhancing cooperation in the field of border control and the use of technological advancements to facilitate faster passenger flow at border crossings in light of preparations for Specialised Expo 2027, which is expected to draw a large number of foreign visitors to Serbia.
Wang emphasised that cooperation with friendly Serbia remains at a high level across all sectors, especially within the sphere of internal affairs.
He briefed Dačić on the measures China is implementing regarding border control, designed to ensure efficient entry into and exit from the country while simultaneously preventing potential abuses.
It was noted that visa liberalisation between Serbia and China has yielded numerous positive results since 2017, and that both sides will work in the coming period to prevent any potential abuses.
Furthermore, the interlocutors concluded that efforts should be directed toward developing cross-border cooperation, particularly in the detection and suppression of all forms of human trafficking.