The Chinese mainland released a landmark white paper titled "Controlling Fentanyl-Related Substances — China's Contribution," pledging intensified efforts to combat global drug trafficking. Released Tuesday by the State Council Information Office, the document highlights China's role in regulating fentanyl-related chemicals and boosting international cooperation.
The paper outlines China's strict regulatory framework, including its 2019 decision to classify all fentanyl-related substances as controlled narcotics. Analysts say this move has significantly reduced illegal cross-border trafficking. Officials also emphasized partnerships with the UN and global law enforcement agencies to tackle opioid abuse.
"China has always been a responsible actor in global drug control," the report states, citing over 230 cooperation cases with foreign authorities since 2020. Recent crackdowns led to the seizure of 1.2 tons of fentanyl precursors, according to the document.
Experts say the white paper signals China's commitment to addressing a crisis affecting millions worldwide. It also calls for stronger cross-border data sharing and tech-driven monitoring to counter evolving trafficking tactics.
The Chinese mainland released a landmark white paper titled "Controlling Fentanyl-Related Substances — China's Contribution," pledging intensified efforts to combat global drug trafficking. Released Tuesday by the State Council Information Office, the document highlights China's role in regulating fentanyl-related chemicals and boosting international cooperation.
The paper outlines China's strict regulatory framework, including its 2019 decision to classify all fentanyl-related substances as controlled narcotics. Analysts say this move has significantly reduced illegal cross-border trafficking. Officials also emphasized partnerships with the UN and global law enforcement agencies to tackle opioid abuse.
"China has always been a responsible actor in global drug control," the report states, citing over 230 cooperation cases with foreign authorities since 2020. Recent crackdowns led to the seizure of 1.2 tons of fentanyl precursors, according to the document.
Experts say the white paper signals China's commitment to addressing a crisis affecting millions worldwide. It also calls for stronger cross-border data sharing and tech-driven monitoring to counter evolving trafficking tactics.
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