Chinese Police to Leave for Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Thursday, January 04, 2001, updated at 21:50(GMT+8)

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Chinese Police to Leave for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Five Chinese policemen are leaving for Bosnia and Herzegovina soon on a peace-keeping mission, said sources with China's Ministry of Public Security Thursday.

This will be the first time for China to send peace-keeping police outside Asia.

When meeting with the five policemen, Public Security Minister Jia Chunwang urged them to adopt a strong sense of duty and esponsibility. He hoped that their work would help portray a good image of Chinese police.

China sent 55 peace-keeping policemen to East Timor within the United Nations framework last year.

Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan had written to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, announcing that China will dispatch policemen to Bosnia and Herzegovina at the request of the UN.


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