The Minister of the Interior of Pakistan, Mohin Naqvi, met the American affairs Natalie Baker to discuss key issues, in particular counter-terrorism and bilateral cooperation.
During the meeting, the two parties exchanged points of view on improving collaboration between Pakistan and the United States, in particular in the fields of mutual interest.
Naqvi also thought about his recent visit to the United States, where he had positive discussions with members of the US Congress. He stressed that these meetings focused on the development of a joint strategy against terrorism and the strengthening of bilateral relations.
“Terrorism is a global challenge, and the international community must work together to fight it,” said Naqvi.
He highlighted the links between decades between Pakistan and the United States, noting that US support has played an essential role in increasing the capacity of Pakistan law enforcement.
Naqvi expressed the hope that Pakistani relations would be further strengthened during the mandate of President Donald Trump.
The Minister of the Interior also invited Baker to attend the next celebrations of the Islamabad Spring Festival.
Last month, Naqvi made an official visit to the United States and participated in the prestigious Dinner of Lincoln Liberty Ball in Washington, receiving a warm welcome from American officials and dignitaries.
During the event, Naqvi met eminent personalities, including Senator Tommy Tuberville, the member of the Congress Ken Calvert, the former British Prime Minister Liz Truss and the Governor of Mississippi Philip Bryant. Discussions focused on mutual interests and avenues to strengthen bilateral relations.
The Minister also congratulated the American senators and members of the Congress for the assumption of the presidency of Donald Trump. “It is a historic day for America,” said Naqvi, expressing his confidence in the potential of the Trump administration to open a new chapter in American-Pakistani relations.
Naqvi noted the enthusiasm of the American public during the celebrations, calling this a testimony of their support for President Trump.
He expressed his best wishes for the American people and reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to promote collaboration.
