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Pakistan, US to boost border cooperation

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January 18, 2026
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Federal Minister for Inside Mohsin Naqvi met with US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker


ISLAMABAD:

Pakistan and the US on Saturday agreed to reinforce collaboration in bilateral safety and border administration.

This was determined throughout a gathering between Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi and a high-level US delegation led by US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker.

The assembly featured in-depth deliberation on boosting Pakistan-US relations and increasing cooperation in shared areas of curiosity.

It was mutually agreed to additional strengthen present cooperation with the Anti-terrorist Help Program and the Bureau of Worldwide Narcotics and Legislation Enforcement Affairs.

In the course of the assembly, the inside minister stated that superior software program could be used to establish people concerned in crimes overseas.

The delegation additionally mentioned coaching packages for officers of the FIA, Federal Constabulary, and Cyber Crime Company.

Issues regarding the institution of a middle for transformation crime and an academy inside the FIA with the US help additionally got here below overview.

It was agreed to equip border safety businesses, coast guards and different establishments with fashionable US-supplied gear.

The inside minister acknowledged that fashionable expertise would improve the capability of border safety businesses and coastal guards.

He welcomed US help within the reorganisation of the Federal Constabulary and in strengthening the capabilities of the FIA and the NCCIA.

The inside minister added that US help in activating FIA’s Counter-Terrorism Wing would show extremely useful, making it the primary federal anti-terrorist wing with efficient coordination with provinces.

Naqvi stated that the Nationwide Cyber Crimes Investigation Company (NCCIA) is finishing up an intensive crackdown on unlawful name facilities throughout the nation.

He famous that superior software program is important for stopping monetary fraud and terror financing, and US cooperation with the NCCIA on this regard is very important.

The minister emphasised the necessity to additional broaden collaboration with Pakistani establishments. The US delegation appreciated Pakistan’s efforts to extend safety cooperation and strengthen bilateral ties.

The appearing US ambassador acknowledged the continued collaboration between the Ministry of Inside and US businesses at numerous ranges and reaffirmed that efforts would proceed to additional improve partnership with Pakistan.

Minister of State for Inside Talal Chaudhry, Federal Secretary Inside, DG FIA, Commandant Federal Constabulary, Further Secretary Inside, DG Nationwide Cyber Crimes Investigation Company, DG Passport & Immigration, IG Islamabad Police and senior officers have been additionally current on the event.



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