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Pakistan, UK agree to further boost counterterrorism cooperation

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August 28, 2026
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This collage of pictures shows Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar and British National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell. — AFP/File
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  • DPM Dar holds separate conferences with prime UK diplomats. 
  • UK overseas secretary lauds Pakistan’s Mideast peace function.
  • Dar highlights Pakistan’s efforts to advertise regional peace, safety.

Deputy Prime Minister and Overseas Minister Ishaq Dar and British Nationwide Safety Adviser Jonathan Powell on Wednesday agreed to additional strengthen Pakistan–UK cooperation in counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing and different areas of mutual safety curiosity.

In a press release, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Overseas Affairs mentioned the DPM, who’s on a five-day official go to to the UK, held separate conferences with the nation’s management in London at the moment.

Throughout his assembly with Powell, the DPM highlighted Pakistan’s vital function in selling regional peace and safety and underscored its sustained diplomatic engagement in help of dialogue, de-escalation and negotiated outcomes.

“The 2 sides exchanged views on key regional and worldwide safety developments, together with the conditions in South Asia, the Center East and Afghanistan,” learn the assertion.

Earlier within the day, the DPM held delegation-level talks with British Overseas Secretary Ed Miliband.

The 2 sides reviewed the total spectrum of Pakistan-United Kingdom bilateral relations and agreed to ascertain a structured mechanism for formal talks between the 2 overseas ministries to cowl all areas of cooperation to additional strengthen bilateral ties and repeatedly evaluate progress in key areas.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Ishaq Dar shakes hand with British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband in London on August 27, 2026. — X/ @ForeignOfficePk
Deputy Prime Minister and Overseas Minister Senator Ishaq Dar shakes hand with British Overseas Secretary Ed Miliband in London on August 27, 2026. — X/ @ForeignOfficePk

They underscored the significance of sustained high-level engagement and nearer coordination on issues of mutual curiosity, learn the assertion.

The 2 ministers exchanged views on key regional and worldwide developments, together with the evolving scenario within the Center East.

DMP Dar shared Pakistan’s diplomatic and mediation efforts within the area and the progress achieved by way of these engagements.

Overseas Secretary Miliband appreciated Pakistan’s constructive function and facilitation efforts in selling dialogue, diplomacy and stability within the Mideast.

Discussions additionally centered on developments regarding the Indus Waters Treaty and the safety scenario within the area.

The DPM highlighted India’s persistent violations of its worldwide obligations and careworn the significance of upholding worldwide regulation and treaty commitments.

Dar expressed critical concern in regards to the terrorist threats emanating from Afghan soil, and the menace posed by terrorist teams working from Afghanistan to Pakistan’s peace and safety.

They recognised the vital function of the Pakistani diaspora in additional strengthening the longstanding ties and people-to-people hyperlinks between Pakistan and the UK.

In the meantime, the DPM met UK Minister of State Stephen Doughty to debate Pakistan-UK bilateral relations and cooperation in key areas of mutual curiosity.

The DPM welcomed the constructive momentum in bilateral ties and careworn the significance of sustained engagement to additional strengthen political, financial and institutional linkages between the 2 international locations.

The 2 sides mentioned methods to reinforce commerce and funding, increase cooperation in rising sectors, strengthen local weather cooperation and promote cultural exchanges.

DPM Dar highlighted the vital contribution of the Pakistani diaspora within the UK, describing it as an important bridge between the 2 international locations.

UK Minister of State Stephen Doughty appreciated Pakistan’s vital function in selling regional peace and stability and reaffirmed the UK’s curiosity in sustaining shut engagement with Pakistan on bilateral and regional points.





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