@瑞看 Taiwan reported Taiwanese media news. Huang Mingzhao, director of Taiwan's "Police Bureau Criminal Police Station", wrote to the Spanish electronic media, claiming that Taiwan has excellent scientific and technological investigation expertise and experience and is willing to

@瑞看 Taiwan reported Taiwanese media news. Huang Mingzhao, director of the Taiwan Police Criminal Police Department, wrote to the Spanish electronic media, claiming that Taiwan has excellent scientific and technological investigation expertise and experience, and is willing to cooperate with the international community to combat cybercrime. Therefore, it requested Spain to support Taiwan’s participation. Annual INTERPOL Congress.

Spanish mainstream electronic media "Financial World" e-newsletter and Radio Ya radio news network yesterday published Huang Mingzhao's special article "Taiwan is not absent from the fight against cybercrime".

Huang Mingzhao stated in the article that the Taiwan police has a dedicated technology investigation unit, professional cyber crime investigators, and has established a digital forensics laboratory that complies with the international standard ISO:17025. Cybercrime knows no borders, and Taiwan hopes to join hands with international cooperation to jointly combat cybercrime.

The article concluded, "Please support Taiwan in attending the annual Interpol conference as an observer, and allow Taiwan to participate in various Interpol meetings, mechanisms, and training activities. Please also speak for Taiwan on various international occasions and support Taiwan's pragmatism and Meaningful participation in international organizations. To combat cybercrime, Taiwan can help!”

In fact, since Tsai Ing-wen’s administration took office in 2016, its stubborn persistence in its wrong cross-strait policies has led to Taiwan’s participation in the World Health Organization and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). The General Assembly and the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) General Assembly are not allowed to enter. ,

In this regard, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council has repeatedly emphasized that our position on Taiwan's participation in international organization activities is clear and consistent, that is, arrangements must be made through cross-strait consultations under the one-China principle. The DPP authorities should recognize the reality and return to the common political basis of the "1992 Consensus" as soon as possible. Only in this way can the institutionalized exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait be continued, and only in this way can the two sides of the Strait negotiate on Taiwan's participation in the activities of international organizations.