Belarus signed the UN Convention against Cybercrime
Belarus has signed the UN Convention on Cybercrime.
A delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus, led by Minister Ivan Kubrakov, is on an official visit to Vietnam. A high-level United Nations conference was held in Hanoi. The President of Vietnam, Luong Cuong, and the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, welcomed the foreign delegations and thanked them for their joint efforts in combating crime.
In accordance with the powers granted by the decree of the head of state of September 9, 2025, No. 326, Ivan Kubrakov participated in the signing of the UN Convention on Cybercrime.
The document was signed by over 100 countries. It is designed to strengthen international cooperation in combating offenses in the field of information technology. In particular, it provides access to round-the-clock data exchange and the possibility of requesting mutual assistance in investigations and legal proceedings. Governments receive more powerful tools to protect children and assist victims of cybercrime.
The head of the police department also held a series of negotiations with colleagues from other countries on issues of practical interaction between law enforcement agencies.
As part of the visit of the delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus to Vietnam, a meeting was held between the Minister of Internal Affairs Ivan Kubrakov and the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Comrade To Lam.
The parties discussed issues of combating transnational crime, terrorism, extremism, cybercrime, drug trafficking, illegal migration, as well as cooperation in the socio-economic sphere.
Ivan Kubrakov also met with the Minister of Public Security of Vietnam, Luong Tam Quang. Directions for interaction were identified in the areas of personnel training, combating high-tech crimes, exchange of delegations and experts, cooperation of special units, and opportunities for supplying uniforms and equipment produced by Belarusian enterprises.
A working meeting between Ivan Kubrakov and the Director of the Public Security Department of Ho Chi Minh City, Mai Hoang, is scheduled for tomorrow.
"BelTA"
A delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus, led by Minister Ivan Kubrakov, is on an official visit to Vietnam. A high-level United Nations conference was held in Hanoi. The President of Vietnam, Luong Cuong, and the UN Secretary-General, António Guterres, welcomed the foreign delegations and thanked them for their joint efforts in combating crime.
In accordance with the powers granted by the decree of the head of state of September 9, 2025, No. 326, Ivan Kubrakov participated in the signing of the UN Convention on Cybercrime.
The document was signed by over 100 countries. It is designed to strengthen international cooperation in combating offenses in the field of information technology. In particular, it provides access to round-the-clock data exchange and the possibility of requesting mutual assistance in investigations and legal proceedings. Governments receive more powerful tools to protect children and assist victims of cybercrime.
The head of the police department also held a series of negotiations with colleagues from other countries on issues of practical interaction between law enforcement agencies.
As part of the visit of the delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus to Vietnam, a meeting was held between the Minister of Internal Affairs Ivan Kubrakov and the General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Comrade To Lam.
The parties discussed issues of combating transnational crime, terrorism, extremism, cybercrime, drug trafficking, illegal migration, as well as cooperation in the socio-economic sphere.
Ivan Kubrakov also met with the Minister of Public Security of Vietnam, Luong Tam Quang. Directions for interaction were identified in the areas of personnel training, combating high-tech crimes, exchange of delegations and experts, cooperation of special units, and opportunities for supplying uniforms and equipment produced by Belarusian enterprises.
A working meeting between Ivan Kubrakov and the Director of the Public Security Department of Ho Chi Minh City, Mai Hoang, is scheduled for tomorrow.
"BelTA"