RAWALPINDI – Pakistan and Sudan takes another step towards strengthening longstanding partnership, reaffirming their commitment to closer security cooperation, joint counterterrorism efforts and regional stability during high-level talks at the General Headquarters (GHQ) in Rawalpindi.
Chief of Defence Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir welcomed Sudanese Interior Minister Lieutenant General (Police) Babiker Samra Mustafa Ali, with the meeting reflecting growing momentum in bilateral relations and a shared determination to address emerging security challenges.
The engagement highlighted Pakistan’s continued efforts to strengthen international security partnerships and promote regional peace through constructive dialogue and institutional cooperation.
Counterterrorism and security collaboration remained central to the discussions as both countries explored opportunities to strengthen coordination and expand cooperation between their respective institutions. The two sides reaffirmed their resolve to build upon existing relations and develop stronger mechanisms for addressing common security concerns.
Their discussions also covered rapidly changing regional and global security dynamics, underscoring the importance of sustained engagement and closer strategic understanding. The renewed commitment reflects the shared priorities of Islamabad and Khartoum in promoting security, stability and effective cooperation against emerging threats.
Sudan’s interior minister praised Pakistan’s constructive role in advancing regional peace and stability. He also acknowledged the historic brotherly relationship between the two countries, recognising the strong foundation of mutual respect and longstanding friendship.
Field Marshal Asim Munir reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to further expanding bilateral engagement, emphasising that close coordination and institutional collaboration would remain important in addressing shared security challenges.
The meeting provided fresh momentum to Pakistan-Sudan relations, reinforcing their mutual desire to transform longstanding goodwill into stronger practical cooperation.
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