MPS promotes security technology cooperation with Concordia University

Minister of Public Security General Luong Tam Quang hosted a working session with Professor Graham Carr, President of Concordia University, Canada, in Ha Noi on the afternoon of October 5, 2026.

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At the meeting, Minister Luong Tam Quang highly appreciated the results of the official visit to Canada by a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation led by General Scretary State President To Lam from September 23 to 25, 2026. 

He also congratulated Concordia University on signing a Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation with the Vietnamese Ministry of Education and Training during the visit.

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Minister Luong Tam Quang speaks at the meeting.

The Minister spoke highly of Concordia University’s strengths in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data governance and digital technologies, affirming that these fields are highly important to ensuring security and order amid digital transformation.

He stated that the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security wished to strengthen cooperation with Concordia University in training, research and the development of high-quality human resources.

For his part, Professor Graham Carr highly appreciated the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security’s proposed directions for cooperation, noting that Concordia University’s areas of expertise closely aligned with the Ministry’s training and research needs.

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Professor Graham Carr speaks at the meeting.

Professor Graham Carr expressed his wish to strengthen connections with the Ministry’s training and research institutions, particularly in emerging technologies and applied research, thereby contributing practically to cooperation between Viet Nam and Canada.

Minister Luong Tam Quang expressed confidence that cooperation between Concordia University and the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security would be translated into practical programs, contributing to the advancement of Viet Nam–Canada cooperation in education, science and technology.

By Thu Ha

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