Construction begins on headquarters of Asia-Pacific counter-cybercrime hub in Hanoi

The Ministry of Public Security in Vietnam officially started construction on the headquarters of the Regional Counter Cybercrime Hub for Asia-Pacific at the Hòa Lạc Hi-Tech Park in Hanoi. This initiative is part of the broader effort to implement the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime, commonly referred to as the Hanoi Convention. The groundbreaking ceremony took place on July 10, 2026, marking a significant milestone in regional cybersecurity cooperation.

The new facility aims to serve as a central hub for countering cybercrime across the Asia-Pacific region. It will facilitate collaboration among member countries to address cyber threats, share intelligence, and coordinate responses to cyber incidents. The hub is expected to enhance the capacity of regional law enforcement agencies to combat cybercrime effectively.

Vietnam's role in hosting the hub underscores its commitment to fostering a safe, secure, and sustainable cyberspace. The project aligns with global efforts to strengthen cybersecurity frameworks and promote international cooperation in tackling cyber threats.

The location at Hòa Lạc Hi-Tech Park positions the hub within a strategic technology zone, providing access to advanced infrastructure and resources. This setting is intended to support the hub's operational needs and enable it to function as a leading center for cybercrime prevention and response.

Overall, the establishment of the Regional Counter Cybercrime Hub headquarters in Hanoi represents a proactive step toward enhancing cybersecurity resilience in the Asia-Pacific region. It reflects growing recognition of the importance of coordinated international efforts to address the evolving challenges posed by cybercrime.

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