Financial Times:

Just now, Mr. Liu mentioned the cooperation between China and other countries. Here is my question for you. Are there any countries besides the United States that is concerned with the inflow of the illicit drug smuggled from China? I see lots of representatives from embassies seated here today. Could you please tell us about other countries' concerns, as well as China's cooperative endeavor with them? Thank you.

Liu Yuejin:

Regarding the fentanyl-related substances, the joint efforts in finding clues and the lawsuits involved, the US law enforcement authorities have remained China's major partners while pushing forward the smooth and close cooperation in exchange of intelligence and information, as well as joint detections. The US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has been very pleased and complimented the overall cooperation with China's law enforcement authorities. In regards to other countries, especially European countries, China has worked with them in concerted efforts to detect and crack down on the new psychoactive substances other than fentanyl-related substances. These cooperations include exchanging intelligence, sharing information, and coordinating joint detections. The cooperation is also smooth. It should be mentioned that China has cooperated well with the rest of the world, in addition to the United States, in line with its anti-drug endeavor. Thank you.

Hu Kaihong:

The press conference ends here today. Thanks for our three guest speakers, and thank you, everyone.

By Li Xiaohua, Zhang Liying, Wang Yanfang, Wang Yiming, Cui Can, Liu Sitong, Li Huiru, Li Jingrong, Zhang Rui, Wu Jin, Huang Shan, Li Yang, Gong Yingchun, Wang Qian, Wang Wei, Yuan Fang, He Shan, Li Huiru, Jay Birbeck, Laura Zheng

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