· · 2 sources ·Updated

Pakistan and EU express concern over Afghanistan security risks

Pakistan and the European Union held their tenth bilateral counterterrorism dialogue in Islamabad on Thursday.

Pakistan, EU concerned at security situation in Afghanistan
File photo Pakistan, EU concerned at security situation in Afghanistan Photo: Business Recorder

Joint condemnation of terrorism

Officials from both sides issued a statement condemning violence in all its forms. The European Union side acknowledged recent attacks that targeted civilians within Pakistan. Both delegations agreed to work together at multilateral forums like the United Nations.

Focus on new threats

Discussions included how terrorists use cyberspace and information resources to advance their goals. Representatives also noted that energy and water resources are being exploited for malicious purposes. The two groups reviewed how these evolving tactics impact the global threat landscape.

Strengthened cooperation plans

The Pakistan delegation was led by Dr Fareha Bugti during the meeting. Anna Strzaska from the EU External Action Service headed the European Union side. Leaders confirmed they will advance a coherent approach to fighting terrorism together.

2 outlets, different leads

  • Business Recorder

    Pakistan, EU concerned at security situation in Afghanistan

  • Dawn

    Pakistan, EU flag security risks tied to Afghanistan

Reported by

2 independent outlets. Headlines as published. Links open the original report.