Bilawal highlights the need to further strengthen institutionalized linkages to counter threats in the security domain

Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, the Foreign Minister of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Thursday held wide-ranging discussions on host of issues related to political and security domains.
The two foreign ministers held these discussions as they jointly chaired inaugural session of the Ministerial Committee of Political and Security Pillar of the Saudi-Pakistan Supreme Coordination Committee, held here in the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Underscoring the longstanding fraternal and strategic ties between the two countries, Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed his resolve to further strengthen cooperation across entire spectrum of bilateral relations to realize the aspirations of the leaderships of the two countries, achieve common objectives and push their relationship to reach greater horizons.
The two sides shared assessment of the changing regional and global environments and reaffirmed their commitment to continue coordinating positions on all issues of common concern including, among others, Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K), Afghanistan, Yemen and Syria.
Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari reiterated Pakistan’s firm support for safety and security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, a press release issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad said.
He stressed the importance of continued coordination between the two countries on combating activities of terrorist groups that aim to undermine the security and stability of the regional countries.
Bilawal also highlighted the need to further strengthen institutionalized linkages between the two countries to counter threats in the security domain; including cyber security, counter terrorism and its financing, organized crimes, drug trafficking and money laundering.
He expressed satisfaction on existing military and defence ties between the two brotherly countries and underscored Pakistan’s commitment to further bolster cooperation in this area.
The meeting was held under the framework of Saudi-Pakistan Supreme Coordination Council which is chaired by the Prime Ministers of both countries.
Senior officials from the Ministries of Foreign, Defence, Interior and the Security and Intelligence Services of both countries also attended the meeting.
SOURCE: APP

She was arrested for an op-ed. Now a judge has ordered her freed.
- 16 hours ago
Zelensky urges Russia to commit to 30-day ceasefire, ready for direct talks
- 16 hours ago
Passenger bus catches fire near Kallar Kahar
- 16 hours ago

Two police officers martyred in Peshawar suicide blast
- 10 hours ago

Riley not sorry on Butler call, eyes Heat overhaul
- 2 hours ago

Washington and Beijing reopen trade dialogue
- 16 hours ago
Tragedy in Sri Lanka: Bus crash kills 21, injures 24 pilgrims
- 16 hours ago
Important press conference by DG ISPR, senior military officials today
- 16 hours ago

Top prospects for the 2025 NHL draft: Updated rankings after U18s, draft lottery
- 15 hours ago

Pound-for-pound rankings: Inoue retains spot, Canelo falls after lackluster performance
- 15 hours ago

Karachi braces for hot, humid day as temperature hits 36°C
- 17 hours ago

Kirst, Kavanagh or English? Paul Carcaterra's big board for the 2025 PLL draft
- 2 hours ago