India, Italy Condemn Terrorism, Discuss Stronger Cooperation To Combat Terror Financing & Transnational Threats
New Delhi, Oct 7: India and Italy on Wednesday condemned terrorism in all its forms and manifestations and discussed measures to further strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation. The discussions were held during a meeting between Secretary (West) in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Sibi George, and the Director for G7-G20, Transnational Threats and Integrated Strategy, Italy's Ministry of…
New Delhi, October 7 - India and Italy jointly condemned terrorism in all its forms during a meeting between Sibi George, Secretary (West) of India's Ministry of External Affairs, and Paolo Mari, Director for G7-G20, Transnational Threats and Integrated Strategy at Italy's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
The two nations discussed ways to bolster their counter-terrorism cooperation and reinforced their commitment to the Joint Initiative on Countering Financing of Terrorism. In May, Prime Minister Modi had held similar talks with Italian counterpart Giorgia Meloni, where both leaders vowed to eliminate terrorist safe havens, disrupt networks, and combat terror financing.
The India-Italy Joint Declaration following this meeting calls for continued multilateral efforts to counter terrorism, aligning with the Financial Action Task Force’s guidelines.
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