Pakistan and UK Strengthen Counter-Terrorism Partnership
Pakistan and the UK agree to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation, improve security coordination and address emerging threats.
Pakistan and the United Kingdom have agreed to strengthen cooperation against terrorism and drug trafficking through closer coordination and information sharing.
Focus on Joint Security Efforts
During the annual Pakistan-UK Counter-Terrorism Dialogue in Islamabad, both countries discussed regional security challenges and ways to improve cooperation between their law enforcement agencies.
The discussions also covered emerging threats, including the misuse of social media, misinformation and modern technology by terrorist groups. Both sides agreed to strengthen institutional links and continue regular engagement. The next round of talks is scheduled to take place in London in 2027
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