After attending the Home Ministry's monthly assembly on Monday (Feb 10), Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail told the media that combating transnational and cyber crimes will be the key focus for the ministry throughout Malaysia's chairmanship of Asean this year.
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00:00I will continue to open the question.
00:03When Malaysia became the Asian leader,
00:06how many clusters did it have?
00:09KDN was involved in the safety cluster.
00:11The safety cluster had 10 agendas.
00:14Where did KDN get involved?
00:15Throughout Malaysia becoming the Asian leader,
00:17KDN was involved in the safety cluster.
00:21Okay.
00:23The negotiations with the officials had already started,
00:27whereas the negotiations with the ASEAN Ministers
00:32would have started in September this year,
00:36which we have scheduled in Melaka.
00:38But prior to the negotiations with the Ministers,
00:44there were negotiations with the officials,
00:47where the agenda of their discussions
00:51was what I mentioned earlier.
00:54So, one of our focus
00:58was the cross-border crime.
01:03We usually focus on three aspects.
01:09The first is sharing,
01:12we call it intelligence sharing.
01:15The second is capacity building.
01:19The third is joint operation.
01:23So, in ASEAN,
01:27when we talk about cross-border crime,
01:30we admit that we or any ASEAN member
01:35will not be able to solve it on our own.
01:39We admit that we need joint operation.
01:44There are many forms,
01:46but the most important are the three things I mentioned earlier.
01:48That's the first.
01:51The second is cybercrime.
01:57Fraud on the internet,
02:00and the cybercrime scenario.
02:07That is also related to the previous negotiations.
02:14The last one was with Mr. Umar Niallaus,
02:16who is also a member of KDN Malaysia.
02:20He realized that this type of crime
02:24shows a trend of increasing crime rate.
02:28Not only in Malaysia,
02:32but also globally.
02:35Therefore, the ASEAN meeting in this safety cluster
02:40will not be complete
02:42if this topic is not discussed by ASEAN member states.
02:48Since we have a lot of agenda,
02:51I will divide it into two parts.
02:53I will save the eight parts for the next media session.