On December 10^th to 13^th, the Lancang-Mekong Integrated Law Enforcement and Security 

Cooperation Center successfully held the “LMIN information system workshop on the 

lancang-mekong river basin”， 20 law enforcement and technical officers from countries 

in the lancang-mekong river basin who are specifically responsible for LMIN system operation 

were invited to the workshop. All participants focused on such topics of LMIN system overall 

development and construction, missing persons subsystem application in fighting against 

human trafficking joint operation, cross-border case investigation system, online fugitive 

hunting and function of information transmission, instant messaging, antivirus system, daily 

maintenance, safety rules, simulative operation etc. The workshop reached the expected results 

and was praised and supported by all the participants.It laid a solid foundation for the future 

development and application of LMIN system within the lancang-mekong river basin.

Mr. ZHENG Baigang, Secretary-general of LMLECC, presented the opening ceremony and 

delivered a speech. He pointed out that since its establishment the LMLECCC has received 

strong support from all countries in the river basin. All member states have worked together 

to overcome difficulties, carried out a series of key tasks in a relatively short period of time, 

and achieved remarkable results. The LMLECCC has won unanimous praise from member 

states and played a positive role in the security and stability of the river basin.But at the same 

time, the LMLECCC is also keenly aware that the crime situation in the river basin is still not 

optimistic, and there is still room for improvement in the quality and efficiency of law 

enforcement and security cooperation among countries.To this end, the LMIN system has 

been developed and constructed to provide a secure and efficient information platform for 

countries in the lancang-mekong river basin to strengthen law enforcement cooperation. 

He also hoped that all participants would have a serious and active discussion during the workshop, 

seriously consider how to take this platform as the carrier and combine it with their own law enforcement 

practices, to continuously improve their own capacity of combating cross-border crimes.