China plans to train 3,000 law enforcement officers from various countries over the next year, building on the 2,700 officers trained previously. Public Security Minister Wang Xiaohong announced this initiative at a security conference in Lianyungang, attended by representatives from 122 nations and organizations, as part of China's Global Security Initiative (GSI) aimed at enhancing international cooperation. However, analysts suggest that the GSI serves as a strategy for China to extend its global influence, directly challenging the current U.S.-led security framework. Wang emphasized that international cooperation has been 'politicized' and criticized Western hegemonism while asserting China's commitment to support law enforcement efforts globally. The initiative is viewed as a means for China to present itself as an alternative to Western methods of policing. This development comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and discussions about global security dynamics.