Pakistan and Iran agree to enhance security and border cooperation
Dunya News led with the agreement to boost cooperation on counterterrorism, border security, drug trafficking, and illegal immigration, specifying the context of talks between interior ministers. The Nation highlighted the pledge for deeper security cooperation and mentioned the high-level nature of the talks, naming Iran’s Interior Minister and focusing on regional stability as a key area of emphasis.
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Pakistan, Iran pledge deeper security cooperation as interior ministers hold high-level talks
Pakistan and Iran reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation in security, border management and regional stability as Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni held wide-ranging talks with Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi during his three-day official visit to Islamabad.
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Pakistan, Iran agree to boost cooperation on security and border management
Pakistan and Iran agreed to expand cooperation on counterterrorism, border security, drug trafficking and illegal immigration during talks between their interior ministers.
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