THE six-month people to people exchange program between the Fiji Police Force and the People’s Republic of China’s Ministry of Public Security has been described a memorable one.
This is the according to the head of the three member Chinese delegation Senior Superintendent Gao Feng after the exchange program came to an end this week.
The trio which includes Superintendent Feng Hao and Senior Inspector Wu Jun Xiongwere were farewelled by the Commissioner of Police Brigadier General Sitiveni Qiliho and senior officers at the Fiji Police Headquarters this morning.
Fiji Police Commissioner Brig-General Qiliho said during their six-month attachment with the Fiji Police Force the three officers had assisted in cases not only in Fiji, but the repatriation of a fugitive wanted by INTERPOL and other international jurisdictions, a positive outcome of the Fiji and China police to police cooperation.
A Memorandum of Understanding was signed in 2011 between the Fiji Police Force and the Ministry of Public Security, deemed as one of the most active MOU’s in terms of Police to Police co-operation efforts.
Senior Superintendent Gao said the six-month passed by quickly and they have been honoured to share their experiences in policing and UN mission area work.
He said the three who will depart Fiji this weekend will take back fond memories of Fiji and the friendships forged with officers during their six-month attachment.
