Islamabad (Nabaa Sudan) – Sudanese Interior Minister General (Police) Babiker Samra Mustafa held talks with his Pakistani counterpart, Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi, on ways to strengthen cooperation and coordination in various areas of police work.
The talks took place during a meeting hosted by the Pakistani minister at the Ministry of Interior headquarters in Islamabad, attended by Sudan's Ambassador to Pakistan, Saleh Mohamed Ahmed Mohamed; Military Attaché Brigadier Hamed Al-Rehaima; and the accompanying delegation.
Naqvi affirmed Pakistan's commitment to implementing areas of cooperation with Sudan, particularly in training, capacity building, security maintenance courses, counterterrorism and cybersecurity. He also underscored the continuation of cooperation between Pakistan's NADRA Corporation and the Sudanese Police in civil registry operations, praising the longstanding ties between the two peoples.
For his part, the Sudanese Interior Minister commended Pakistan's support for the Sudanese Police and its efforts to address immigration-related issues facing a number of Sudanese residents in Pakistan. He said the visit builds on previous discussions and would include the signing of a memorandum of understanding to support the security and stability of both countries.
The two sides also held a joint session of talks on police cooperation and memoranda of understanding scheduled to be signed in the areas of training and services.
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