Pakistan and China agree to build new security hub
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Chinese Vice Minister Gao Qi met in Islamabad on Wednesday to expand security cooperation.
Agreement on law enforcement centre
Officials confirmed that China will assist Pakistan in creating a modern facility for law enforcement. This new center aims to upgrade local infrastructure while introducing advanced technology and specialized training programs. Both nations also reviewed their existing partnership regarding internal security matters.
Joint measures against threats
The two leaders discussed strategies for fighting terrorism and narcotics trafficking together. They decided to increase exchanges of police training and share modern equipment with one another. Chinese officials noted that artificial intelligence tools could help address current security challenges.
Focus on bilateral relations
The meeting covered broader topics concerning the relationship between Pakistan and China. Representatives agreed to strengthen coordination for tackling common regional issues. Interior Minister Naqvi stated that this project serves as a symbol of friendship.
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- Associated Press of Pakistan
- Dawn
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