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Mohsin Naqvi, Malaysian counterpart agree on joint working group, security cooperation

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August 22, 2026
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Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi held talks with Malaysian Dwelling Minister Saifuddin Nasution bin Ismail in Islamabad, the place each side agreed to broaden cooperation in counterterrorism, anti-narcotics efforts, cybercrime prevention, and immigration administration.
 
The assembly resulted in a call to ascertain a Joint Working Group between the 2 inside ministries and strengthen intelligence-sharing mechanisms to fight terrorism, drug trafficking, and human smuggling.
 
The Malaysian Dwelling Minister arrived at Pakistan’s Ministry of Inside and held a one-on-one assembly with Inside Minister Mohsin Naqvi. This was adopted by delegation-level talks attended by senior officers from each international locations.

In the course of the discussions, the 2 sides reviewed bilateral relations and explored methods to extend cooperation in areas associated to inner safety and regulation enforcement. They exchanged views on counterterrorism measures, anti-drug operations, stopping unlawful immigration, and tackling cybercrime.
 
Each ministers agreed that intelligence-sharing would play a key position in addressing safety challenges and disrupting networks concerned in terrorism and narcotics trafficking. In addition they mentioned steps to make joint efforts towards human smuggling more practical.
 
The 2 international locations additionally agreed to boost cooperation between Pakistan’s Nationwide Police Academy and the Royal Malaysian Police Faculty. Discussions had been held on increasing coaching applications and sharing experience in regulation enforcement.
 
Cooperation within the coast guard sector was one other necessary space of debate. Mohsin Naqvi stated Pakistan was fascinated by benefiting from Malaysia’s expertise in coast guard operations and associated fields.

The inside minister expressed confidence that the Malaysian minister’s go to would contribute to stronger ties between the 2 international locations and open new avenues of cooperation.
 
He stated Malaysia had achieved important financial and social progress and remained an necessary companion for Pakistan.
 
The assembly additionally lined tourism and visa facilitation. Each side mentioned measures to advertise journey between the 2 international locations and make visa procedures simpler.
 
Mohsin Naqvi stated Malaysia remained a most popular vacation spot for a lot of Pakistani vacationers and expressed hope that a rise in work quotas would enable extra Pakistanis to hunt employment in Malaysia by means of authorized channels.
 
Each ministers reaffirmed their dedication to additional strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing cooperation throughout a number of sectors.
 
Minister of State for Inside Talal Chaudhry, the Federal Inside Secretary, Director Basic FIA, Inspector Basic Federal Constabulary, Nationwide Coordinator NACTA, Director Basic Passports, the Chief Commissioner and Inspector Basic of Islamabad, together with different senior officers, attended the assembly.





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