Pakistan, UK agree to deepen cooperation in security, trade, migration
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar on Thursday received UK Minister of State for Security Dan Jarvis in Islamabad, with the two sides agreeing to further strengthen cooperation in security, law enforcement, migration, trade and investment. According to a Foreign Office statement, the two officials reviewed Pakistan-UK bilateral relations and exchanged views on…
On Thursday, Pakistan's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar, met with UK Minister of State for Security, Dan Jarvis, in Islamabad. The two nations agreed to deepen cooperation in areas including security, law enforcement, migration, trade and investment. In a Foreign Office statement, officials from both countries reviewed their bilateral relations and discussed ongoing regional and international developments.
They also explored avenues for continued collaboration under the R4+E4 framework. Senator Dar emphasized the significance of maintaining a robust partnership between Pakistan and the United Kingdom on both bilateral and regional issues of mutual concern. This development follows a similar meeting in Istanbul two weeks prior, where both leaders expressed satisfaction with the state of Pakistan-UK relations and agreed to further strengthen cooperation in areas of shared interest.
The leaders also discussed evolving regional and international developments, stressing the importance of dialogue, diplomacy, and continued engagement, with the British foreign secretary praising Pakistan's commitment to regional peace and stability.
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