Exchange and Cooperation
Expanding the horizons of security diplomacy
The PSS continues to sign Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) on exchange and cooperation with foreign security agencies to promote friendship and cooperation.
This further leads to the establishment of a robust partnership based on trust through active human and material exchanges.
Security diplomacy promotes the power of Korean security across the world, and contributes to the absolute safety of the President
by helping ensure smooth cooperation during overseas tours.
Gaining better recognition overseas as a professional security agency
As the only specialized security agency in Korea, the PSS is strengthening its cooperation with leading overseas security agencies.
We are already seeking to promote friendship with the US Secret Service, China's Ministry of State Security, and the Russian National Guard.
Strengthening trust between countries through security exchanges
Exchanges between security agencies are not just limited to sharing security information and techniques, but they also contribute to building trust between countries.
It has a positive impact on the activities of private companies operating overseas as well.
Contributes to maximizing diplomatic achievements during overseas trips
Exchanges and cooperation between national security agencies help maximize diplomatic achievements and outcomes through smooth cooperation while the President is on tour overseas.
Based on trust in security, we can help build closer ties between leaders and deliver better results.
Status of MOUs signed with major overseas countries
| Country | Date of conclusion | Main Content |
|---|---|---|
| Uzbekistan | 2021. 12. 17 | Human and material support for security activities Mutual exchange of personnel Education and training and exchange of security intelligence Mutual exchange of security equipment, technology, and research results |
| Kazakhstan | 2021. 08. 17 | |
| China | 2019. 05. 28 | |
| Kuwait | 2019. 05. 01 | |
| Vietnam | 2017. 11. 10 | |
| Mongolia | 2016. 05. 26 | |
| Russia | 2002. 01. 29 |
Introduction to major overseas security agencies
