Pakistan, Sudan agree to boost cooperation in security, cybercrime, police training

Pakistan and Sudan have agreed to enhance cooperation in security, cybercrime, police training, and institutional development following talks between their respective interior ministers, Mohsin Naqvi and Babaker Samra Mustafa Ali. During their discussions in Islamabad, the two ministers agreed to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to bolster cooperation, particularly in combating cybercrime.

Naqvi highlighted Pakistan's willingness to share expertise and experience in this area, emphasizing that Pakistan is ready to support Sudan's peace and reconstruction efforts. Additionally, Naqvi directed authorities to resolve visa-related issues for Sudanese women married to Pakistani citizens and offered training opportunities for Sudanese police officers in Pakistan.

The Sudanese minister expressed gratitude for Pakistan's support and indicated a desire to expand cooperation across various sectors.

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