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“第二十一屆海峽兩岸暨香港、澳門警學研討會”在澳門舉行—聚焦科技賦能警務治理 共築區域安全合作新格局
由中國警察協會主辦、澳門警察總局承辦的“第二十一屆海峽兩岸暨香港、澳門警學研討會”於2026年9月22日至24日在澳門圓滿舉行。來自內地、台灣地區、香港及澳門兩個特區的警務專家、學者與實務工作者逾180人參會，圍繞“高科技條件下的犯罪防治”為主題，深入探討科技時代警務治理的創新路徑與區域協作機制。
開幕式上，中國警察協會會長許甘露、澳門保安司司長陳子勁、台灣地區刑事偵防協會理事長黃炳彰、香港警務處處長周一鳴、香港入境事務處處長郭俊峯、澳門警察總局局長梁文昌等擔任主禮嘉賓。中央人民政府駐澳門特別行政區聯絡辦公室副主任楊偉群應邀出席活動。與會各方充分肯定研討會多年來的積極貢獻，歷經二十餘載深耕發展，已成為推動海峽兩岸及港澳警務交流的標誌性平台，既推動警務理論創新與實戰經驗互鑒、促進多元警務文化對話融合，亦肩負凝聚區域警務共識、深化協同治理機制、共築安全格局的重任，持續提升區域安全治理整體效能。
澳門保安司司長陳子勁在致辭中指出，澳門作為“一國兩制”成功實踐的典範及對外交流的重要窗口，一直以來高度重視科技強警，積極運用前沿科技提升警務效能，並始終致力推動海峽兩岸及香港、澳門警界同仁的務實交流，深化區域警務協作。當前正值國家“十五五”規劃與澳門“三五”規劃相繼起動的關鍵之年，兩份重要規劃不僅為特區長遠發展擘畫了藍圖，更為安全和警務工作指明了方向，提供了清晰的行動綱領。面對新發展階段，澳門保安範疇將積極把握戰略機遇，主動對接國家整體發展戰略，堅決築牢安全防線，為特區長治久安與高水平區域融合提供堅實保障。澳門保安範疇將持續與內地、台灣地區、香港特區的警界同仁一道，依託研討會平台，深化研究、強化交流，着力推動情報共享、聯合執法及人才培養等機制的迭代升級，將區域警務合作做深做實，共同維護區域的安全穩定。
本屆研討會設立三大子題目：“科技賦能與警務治理體系現代化”、“科技賦能與新型犯罪防治”、“科技賦能與警務政務服務”，並涵蓋相關延伸議題。大會共徵集學術論文68篇，遴選36位專家學者與實務工作者，分7場研討會進行專題分享與交流。與會者從多學科視角剖析新型犯罪的發展趨勢與治理挑戰，探討數智融合背景下警務模式的轉型創新，聚焦執法規範化與科技應用的平衡機制，並分享大數據、AI等技術在智慧巡防、精準打擊與便民服務中的實踐經驗。會議期間，代表們積極建言，提出多項具針對性與前瞻性的治安防治策略及區際警務合作新構想，充分展現學術洞察力與警務智慧。本次研討會成果豐碩，標誌著警務協作在科技驅動下邁向更高水平，海峽兩岸及香港、澳門代表進一步凝聚共識，為維護區域長治久安注入新動能。
本局司法警察學校孫錦輝校長應邀在第三場研討會上擔任點評嘉賓，本局人員所提交的論文中有3篇入選本屆警學研討會，其中王偉文職務主管、林俊程首席刑事偵查員、孫振謙二等刑事偵查員合著的《澳門虛擬資產洗錢犯罪治理研究——以新型犯罪為視角》獲選為發表論文並編入論文集，陳燕珊首席刑事偵查員的《生成式AI賦能警務執法之發展研究——以澳門多語種翻譯需求為探討視角》和張小聰一等法證高級技術員、李梓豪一等法證高級技術員合著的《人工智能驅動惡意程式取證賦能刑偵工作的應用研究》亦入選大會論文集。
出席研討會的代表還包括：中國警察協會副會長孫永波、劉杰、王惠敏、曾偉雄、馬耀權，秘書長段大啟，顧問林淑珍；澳門保安司司長辦公室主任林燕生、司法警察局局長薛仲明、治安警察局局長伍素萍、消防局局長王健、澳門保安部隊事務局局長劉運嫦、澳門海關副關長李煜輝、懲教管理局代局長李昶文、澳門保安部隊高等學校代校長林曉帆；中國人民公安大學副校長李玉華、中國人民警察大學副校長靳高風、中國刑事警察學院副院長張如一；台灣地區刑事偵防協會副理事長陳志揚、名譽副理事長兼秘書長李西河；香港警務處副處長陳俊燊、人事及訓練處處長蔡展鵬等。
（資料來源：警察總局）
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“The 21st Symposium on Police Studies of the Straits-cum-Hong Kong and Macao” held in Macao - focusing on technology-empowered policing governance to jointly shape a new framework for regional security cooperation
Hosted by Police Association of China and organised by Macao Unitary Police Service, the “21st Symposium on Police Studies of the Straits-cum-Hong Kong and Macao” was successfully held in Macao from 22nd to 24th September 2026. More than 180 police experts, scholars, and practitioners from the Mainland, Taiwan, China and two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao attended the event. Centred on the theme of “crime prevention in the age of advanced technology”, attendees engaged in in-depth discussions regarding innovative pathways for policing governance and regional collaboration mechanisms in the technological era.
At the opening ceremony, Chairman of Police Association of China XU Ganlu, Macao Secretary for Security CHAN Tsz King, Chairman of Criminal Investigation and Prevention Association of Taiwan, China HUANG Pingchang, Commissioner of Police of Hong Kong Police Force Joe CHOW Yat-ming, Director of Hong Kong Immigration Department Benson KWOK Joon-fung, Commissioner General of Macao Unitary Police Service LEONG Man Cheong served as the officiating guests. In addition, Deputy Director of Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao Special Administrative Region YANG Weiqun attended the event upon invitation. All participating parties fully commended the positive contributions made by the symposium over the years. Following more than two decades of dedicated development, the symposium has become a landmark platform for promoting police exchanges across the straits and in Hong Kong and Macao. It has not only promoted innovation in policing theory, the exchange of practical experience, and dialogue and integration among diverse policing cultures, but has also shouldered the vital responsibility of building regional consensus on policing, deepening collaborative governance mechanisms, and shaping a shared security framework, thereby continuously enhancing the overall effectiveness of regional security governance.
In his address, Macao Secretary for Security CHAN Tsz King pointed out that Macao, being a model of the successful implementation of “One Country, Two Systems” and an important gateway for external exchange, has always attached great importance to strengthening policing through technology. Macao has actively utilised cutting-edge technology to enhance policing effectiveness and remained consistently committed to promoting pragmatic exchanges among police counterparts across the straits and in Hong Kong and Macao, as well as deepening regional police collaboration. Currently, this is a crucial year in which the national 15th Five-Year Plan and Macao’s 3rd Five-Year Plan are both getting underway. These two important plans not only outlined the blueprint for the special administrative region’s long-term development, but also clarified the direction and provided a clear framework of action for security and policing work. Facing this new stage of development, the Macao security sector would actively seize strategic opportunities, proactively align with the overall national development strategy, and resolutely construct a solid defence line for security, thereby providing a solid safeguard for the special administrative region’s long-term stability and high-level regional integration. The Macao security sector would continue to join hands with police counterparts from the Mainland, Taiwan, China and Hong Kong in relying on the symposium platform to deepen research and strengthen exchanges. Efforts would focus on driving iterative upgrades to mechanisms such as intelligence sharing, joint law enforcement, and talent development, so as to ensure that regional policing cooperation would be executed thoroughly and tangibly to jointly maintain regional security and stability.
This year’s symposium established three sub-themes: “Technology Empowerment and the Modernisation of Policing Governance Systems”, “Technology Empowerment and New Types of Crime Prevention and Control”, and “Technology Empowerment and Public Services in Policing”, alongside related extended topics. The symposium collected a total of 68 academic papers and selected 36 experts, scholars, and practitioners to give thematic presentations and carry out exchanges across 7 seminar sessions. From a multi-disciplinary perspective, participants analysed development trends and governance challenges associated with new types of crime, explored the transformation and innovation of policing models against the backdrop of digital-intelligence integration, focused on balancing mechanisms between standardised law enforcement and technology application, and shared practical experience in using big data, AI, and other technologies for smart patrolling, targeted enforcement and public service convenience. During the symposium, delegates actively offered suggestions, putting forward several targeted and forward-looking strategies for public safety and crime prevention, as well as new concepts for inter-regional police cooperation, fully demonstrating their academic insight and policing wisdom. The symposium yielded fruitful results, marking a transition towards higher levels of police collaboration driven by technology. Representatives across the straits and in Hong Kong and Macao further forged a common consensus, injecting new momentum into maintaining long-term regional peace and stability.
Director of the Judiciary Police School of the Judiciary Police SUEN Kam Fai was invited to serve as a guest commentator during the third seminar session. Among the papers submitted by the personnel of the Judiciary Police, three were selected for this year’s symposium on police studies. Among them, “A Study of the Governance of Virtual Asset Money Laundering Crimes in Macao - Through the Lens of Emerging Crimes”, co-authored by Duty Supervisor WONG Wai Man, Principal Criminal Investigator LAM Chon Cheng and Criminal Investigator SUEN Chan Him, was selected for presentation and published in the symposium proceedings. Principal Criminal Investigator CHAN In San’s “A Study on the Development of Generative AI-Empowered Policing and Law Enforcement - Exploring the Perspective of Multilingual Translation Demand in Macao” and “Applied Research on Empowering Criminal Investigations through AI-Driven Malware Forensics”, co-authored by Senior Forensic Technical Officer I CHEONG Sio Chong and Senior Forensic Technical Officer I LEI Chi Hou, were also selected for inclusion in the symposium proceedings.
Representatives attending the symposium also included: Police Association of China Vice Presidents SUN Yongbo, LIU Jie, WANG Huimin, TSANG Wai-hung, and MA Iao Kun, Police Association of China Secretary General Duan Daqi, Police Association of China Advisor LIN Shuzhen, Chief of Office of Macao Secretary for Security LAM In Sang, Director of Judiciary Police SIT Chong Meng, Commissioner of Public Security Police Force NG Sou Peng, Director of the Macao Fire Services Bureau WONG Kin, Director of Macao Public Security Forces Affairs Bureau LAO Wan Seong, Deputy Director-General of Macao Customs Service LEI Iok-fai, Acting Director of the Macao Correctional Services Bureau LEI Chong Man, Acting Director of Macao Academy of Public Security Forces LAM Io Fan, Vice President of People’s Public Security University of China LI Yuhua, Vice President of People’s Police University of China JIN Gaofeng, Vice President of Criminal Investigation Police University of China ZHANG Ruyi, Vice Chairman of Criminal Investigation and Prevention Association of Taiwan, China CHEN Zhiyang, Honorary Vice-Chairman and Secretary-General of Criminal Investigation and Prevention Association of Taiwan, China LI Xihe, Deputy Commissioner of Police of Hong Kong Police Force Johnson CHAN Joon-sun, Director of Personnel and Training of Hong Kong Police Force Frederic CHOI Chin-pang, and others.
(Source of information: Unitary Police Service)
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