It seems like China wants to learn from India on securing VVIPs 
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A delegation of a Chinese group that takes care of the security of the top seven members of the nation’s leadership will visit New Delhi in November, as security ties between India and China begin to expand.
The delegation, led by Chen Yuantao, Deputy Director-General of the VIP security wing of the Public Security Ministry, will hold talks on November 23 and 24, an official source who did not wish to be named told The Hindu.
The wing is in charge of the security of seven members of the Standing Committee of the Politburo, headed by President Xi Jinping.
The delegation will hold talks with India’s elite Special Protection Group (SPG).
“Both sides are of the view that there could be much to learn from each other regarding VVIP security. This is an important exploratory visit,” the source said.
The Chinese team’s visit comes after Zhao Kezhi, Minister of Public Security, concluded a visit to India earlier this month.
“We have had top-level visits from the Chinese security establishment in the past, but during Mr. Zhao’s visit, there was greater intent to carry forward practical cooperation, especially with India’s police forces,” the source said.
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Elite China security team arriving in India
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A delegation of a Chinese group that takes care of the security of the top seven members of the nation’s leadership will visit New Delhi in November, as security ties between India and China begin to expand.
The delegation, led by Chen Yuantao, Deputy Director-General of the VIP security wing of the Public Security Ministry, will hold talks on November 23 and 24, an official source who did not wish to be named told The Hindu.
The wing is in charge of the security of seven members of the Standing Committee of the Politburo, headed by President Xi Jinping.
The delegation will hold talks with India’s elite Special Protection Group (SPG).
“Both sides are of the view that there could be much to learn from each other regarding VVIP security. This is an important exploratory visit,” the source said.
The Chinese team’s visit comes after Zhao Kezhi, Minister of Public Security, concluded a visit to India earlier this month.
“We have had top-level visits from the Chinese security establishment in the past, but during Mr. Zhao’s visit, there was greater intent to carry forward practical cooperation, especially with India’s police forces,” the source said.
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Elite China security team arriving in India
