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Pakistan and the U.S. convened Fourth Counterterrorism Dialogue in Washington, D.C., pledged deeper bilateral collaboration.

The United States and Pakistan held the fourth annual Counterterrorism Dialogue in Washington, D.C., discussing regional and global terrorist threats and agreeing to strengthen their bilateral cooperation.

By AVI News News Desk1 min read
Pakistan and the U.S. convened Fourth Counterterrorism Dialogue in Washington, D.C., pledged deeper bilateral collaboration.
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Pakistan and the U.S. convened Fourth Counterterrorism Dialogue in Washington, D.C., pledged deeper bilateral collaboration.

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Pakistan and the United States met in Washington, D.C. for the Fourth Round of the Counterterrorism Dialogue, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The two sides discussed the regional and global terrorist threat and pledged to deepen counterterrorism collaboration bilaterally. The diplomats engaged in extensive deliberations about sharing intelligence, coordinating operations, and preventing terrorist financing. Both Pakistan and the United States reaffirmed their commitment to work together to disrupt terrorist networks and enhance regional security.