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Beijing hosts international counterterrorism forum with delegates from 62 countries
China’s People’s Armed Police Force held the Great Wall-2026 international counterterrorism forum in Beijing on October 13, 2026.
More than 320 representatives from 62 countries and international organizations took part.
The forum focused on practical cooperation against terrorism and protecting communities.
Discussions covered terrorist activity involving unmanned technology, maritime threats, attacks on key sites and cross-border infiltration.
The event was intended to build trust between China’s armed police and similar forces abroad.
It also aimed to deepen bilateral and multilateral counterterrorism cooperation and support regional peace and stability.
No further plans were announced.
China’s People’s Armed Police Force hosted the “Great Wall-2026” international counterterrorism forum in Beijing.
More than 320 Chinese and international delegates from 62 countries and international organizations attended.
The forum’s theme was advancing practical counterterrorism cooperation to protect a shared home.
Its four topics included terrorism trends involving unmanned intelligent systems and counterterrorism capacity building.
Other topics covered maritime terrorism, protection of key targets and counterterrorism at borders.
- Who
- China’s People’s Armed Police Force hosted the forum, with more than 320 delegates from 62 countries and international organizations attending.
- What
- The “Great Wall-2026” international counterterrorism forum was held.
- When
- October 13, 2026.
- Where
- Beijing, China.
- Why
- To deepen practical bilateral and multilateral counterterrorism cooperation and help maintain regional peace and stability.
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- Forum name
- Great Wall-2026
- Host
- China’s People’s Armed Police Force
- Location
- Beijing
- Participants
- More than 320 delegates
- Countries and international organizations
- 62
- Topics
- Four counterterrorism topics







