Pakistan and Egypt Agree to Expand Cooperation in Security and Counter-Terrorism
May 2026 | By Azad News
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi held a meeting with a high-level Egyptian delegation in Islamabad to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in key security-related fields.
The discussions focused on counter-terrorism, cybercrime prevention, anti-narcotics efforts, safe city initiatives, and broader internal security collaboration between the two countries.
According to the Interior Ministry, both sides agreed to enhance institutional cooperation between their respective interior ministries to improve coordination and training programs.
The Egyptian delegation was led by Major General Magdy Helal and included senior officers from law enforcement and technical security divisions.
Officials said cooperation will also be strengthened between the National Police Academy of Pakistan and Egypt’s police academy to facilitate joint training and professional development of officers.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi stated that the visit would open new avenues for bilateral cooperation and help both countries benefit from each other’s experience in security operations.
He added that practical steps would be taken soon to further strengthen relations, including a planned visit by a Pakistani delegation to Egypt for expanded collaboration.
State Minister for Interior Tallal Chaudhry also attended the meeting and highlighted significant opportunities for cooperation in counter-terrorism and narcotics control.
The Egyptian delegation praised their visits to Pakistani institutions such as the Anti-Narcotics Force and the National Police Academy, calling them highly beneficial.
Officials from both sides agreed that sharing expertise and operational experience would help strengthen internal security frameworks in both countries.
Conclusion
The meeting reflects growing Pakistan-Egypt cooperation in security and law enforcement, with both sides aiming to deepen collaboration in counter-terrorism, cybercrime prevention, and training initiatives.
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