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Zahid: Malaysia and China ramp up fight against cyber scams, cross-border crime

BEIJING, Oct 13 — Cross-border investigations and the recovery of assets stolen through cyber scams are among Malaysia’s key priorities in strengthening security cooperation...

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扎希德:马来西亚和中国加大力度打击网络诈骗和跨境犯罪

Malaysia prioritises cross-border investigations and asset recovery from cyber scams in its security cooperation with China, according to Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

Bilateral cooperation between Malaysia and China aims to address transnational crimes, enhance intelligence sharing, and improve enforcement against drug smuggling.

Malaysia joined the International Alliance Against Telecommunications and Cyber Fraud to strengthen legal frameworks and focus on cross-border cybercrime investigations and asset recovery.

BEIJING, Oct 13 — Cross-border investigations and the recovery of assets stolen through cyber scams are among Malaysia’s key priorities in strengthening security cooperation with China, said Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi.

He said closer bilateral cooperation would help both countries tackle transnational crimes while delivering practical benefits under their comprehensive strategic partnership, particularly in security and law enforcement.

“We face several challenges in dealing with cyber scams, as the victims are not limited to Chinese nationals.

“That is why I believe bilateral cooperation between our countries is crucial in addressing this problem,” he told Malaysian media at a press conference here today.

Ahmad Zahid, who is also Rural and Regional Development Minister, is on a five-day working visit to Beijing and Tianjin, which began yesterday.

The Deputy Prime Minister said Malaysia and China were also strengthening intelligence sharing and coordinating investigations and enforcement operations to combat cross-border crime.

Both countries had established a joint security committee, which also focuses on combating drug smuggling.

“Besides intelligence sharing and enforcement, we are adopting new methods to obtain early information on drug smuggling operations and facilities used to process illicit drugs.

“These efforts are already under way and will be further strengthened,” he said, adding that cooperation between Malaysian police and China’s National Narcotics Control Commission remained close.

Ahmad Zahid said Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail had held several discussions with his Chinese counterpart on the matter.

He said Malaysia, through the Drug Prevention Committee which he chairs, recognised the need for cross-border cooperation, with both countries making good progress in their efforts.

On cyber scams, Ahmad Zahid said Malaysia joined a programme under the International Alliance Against Telecommunications and Cyber Fraud on Sept 10, with cross-border investigations and stolen asset recovery identified as priorities.

“To strengthen the legal framework against cybercrime, I personally tabled the Cybercrime Bill in the Dewan Rakyat during the parliamentary sitting last July,” he said. — Bernama

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